2011 bgsu women's soccer media guide

2011 INFORMATION GUIDE

THE 2011 FALCONS

LAURA ARNOLDJUNIOR • GK

HIGHLAND HTS., OHIO

0BECCA ISONR-JUNIOR • GK

KETTERING, OHIO

1COURTNEY BEINLICH

SENIOR • MBELLBROOK, OHIO

2ASHLEY GARR

FRESHMAN • MGOODRICH, MICH.

3AMANDA NELSON

R-FRESHMAN • D/MOVERLAND PARK, KANSAS

4

MADELINE WIDEMANSOPHOMORE • M/F

TROY, MICH.

11

KAILEY PASZKOSOPHOMORE • MTOLEDO, OHIO

12ALYSSA ZUCCARO

SENIOR • M/FMENTOR, OHIO

13IVI CASAGRANDE

SOPHOMORE • MBELO HORIZONTE, BRAZIL

14MEGAN AMANN

SENIOR • M/FTROY, MICH.

15KAYLEE DRAPER

FRESHMAN • DPERRYSBURG, OHIO

16LEAH JOHNSON

R-JUNIOR • M/FWHEATON, ILL.

17

BRITTANY HOPKINSSENIOR • D

STRONGSVILLE, OHIO

19TRACY TOGBA

SOPHOMORE • FORANGE VILLAGE, OHIO

20LINDSEY THOMPSON

FRESHMAN • M/FCINCINNATI, OHIO

21HAILEY YONDO

FRESHMAN • MCALEDONIA, MICH.

22ASHLEY MILLER

SOPHOMORE • FFINDLAY, OHIO

24LESLIE HENNY

FRESHMAN • MLITITZ, PA.

25

KYLIE BRIEMR-FRESHMAN • D

BEAVERCREEK, OHIO

26ALYSSA CARMACK

SOPHOMORE • DMIAMISBURG, OHIO

27NOËL LUTHER

R-SOPHOMORE • FSYLVANIA, OHIO

29MELISSA ZEIGLER

SOPHOMORE • DLODI, OHIO

30LINDSEY ADSHADE

FRESHMAN • D/MDEKALB, ILL.

31

SARAH VONDERBRINKJUNIOR • M/F

KETTERING, OHIO

5

KAITLYN TOBINSOPHOMORE • M/FBAY CITY, MICH.

6SIDNEY HUTH

FRESHMAN • FLEBANON, OHIO

7EMILY ROTHWELL

JUNIOR • DCOLLIERVILLE, TENN.

8MORGAN BURGNER

SOPHOMORE • MWADSWORTH, OHIO

9JENNY FOWLERR-SOPHOMORE • D/M

GROVE CITY, OHIO

10

KENZIE SCHLEMITZFRESHMAN • D/M

DUBLIN, OHIO

33

ANDY RICHARDSHEAD COACH12TH SEASON

KELLIE EVANSASSISTANT COACH

FIRST SEASON

JIMMY WALKERASSISTANT COACH

FIRST SEASON

MIKE HOWELLTRAINER

SECOND SEASON

BOWLING GREEN FALCONS • 2011 WOMEN’S SOCCER BGSUFALCONS.COM 1

The 2011 Season

2 BOWLING GREEN FALCONS • 2011 WOMEN’S SOCCER BGSUFALCONS.COM

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool BowlingGreenStateUniversityLocation BowlingGreen,OhioFounded 1910Enrollment 17,234Nickname FalconsColors Orange&BrownAffiliation NCAADivisionIConference Mid-American(MAC)–EastDiv.HomeFacility CochraneFieldPressBoxPhone 419.372.0550President Dr.MaryEllenMazeyFacultyRepresentative Dr.LeeMeserveDirectorofAthletics GregChristopherSeniorAssociateAD/SWA LesleyIrvineAthleticsDept.Phone 419.372.2401

TEAM INFORMATION2010OverallRecord 4-12-4(.300)2010MACRecord 2-6-3(.318)ConferenceFinish T-4thinEastDivisionMACTournament DidnotqualifyLetterwinnersReturning/Lost 17/6StartersReturning/Lost 7/4COACHING STAFFHeadCoach AndyRichardsAlmaMater SheffieldCityPolytechnic[England],1989OfficePhone 419.372.9602E-Mail [email protected](years) 102-108-26(11)MACRecord 55-55-15CareerRecord(years) 102-108-26(11)AssistantCoach KellieEvansAlmaMater Auburn,2004OfficePhone 419.372.9617E-Mail [email protected] JimmyWalkerAlmaMater Tiffin,1997

BGSU WOMEN’S SOCCER 2011

BGSUFalcons.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS

The 2011 Season Rosters&Pronunciations 3RosterBreakdown 4The Coaching StaffHeadCoachAndyRichards 6-8 AssistantCoachKellieEvans 9 AssistantCoachJimmyWalker 10Meet the Falcons TheReturnees 12-33TheNewcomers 34-38The MACTheMid-AmericanConference 40-42 MACStandings&History 43-46 SeriesInformation/Results 47-49 Falcon Women’s Soccer HistoryYear-by-YearResults 51-53Year-by-YearStatistics 54-67 Year-by-YearTeam/Opp.Statistics 69Letterwinners 70-71UniformNumerology 72Honors&Awards 74-77 CochraneSoccerStadium 78-79 CareerStatistics 81-83 Individual&TeamRecords 84-92

HISTORYFirstYearofWomen’sSoccer 1997All-TimeVarsityRecord 121-142-30(.464)All-TimeMACRecord 62-72-19(.467)MACRegular-SeasonTitles 1(2005)MACTournamentAppearances 9 (1998-2000-02-03-04-05-06-07-08)MACTournamentSemifinalAppearances 8 (1998-2000-02-03-04-05-07-08)MACTourn.ChampionshipAppearances 5 (2000-03-04-05-07)MACTournamentTitles 2(2004-05)MACTournamentRecord 11-6-5(.614)NCAAChampionshipsAppearances 2(2004-05)NCAAChampionshipsRecord 0-2-0(.000)

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSAsst.AD/Director JasonKnavelAssistantDirector(w.soccer) MikeCihonOfficePhone 419.372.0474OfficeFax 419.372.6015E-Mail [email protected] DaveMeyerIntern JohnEnrightIntern MattDaleyStudentIntern ScottSweganMailingAddress 247PerryStadiumEast BowlingGreen,Ohio43403-0030OvernightAddress 1610StadiumDriveAthleticsWebsite BGSUFalcons.com

2011 MEDIA INFORMATION•This2011BowlingGreenStateUniversityWomen’sSoccerMediaInformationisaproductionoftheBGSUAthleticCommunicationsOffice,inconjunctionwiththeBGSUWomen’sSoccerOffice•Informationcompiled,writtenandeditedbywomen’ssoccerSIDMikeCihon•PhotographybytheBGSUOfficeofMarketingandCommunications(CraigBellandBradPhalin),aswellasMikeCihon,LarryClapper,JeffHall,JasonKnavel,MichaelNemeth,DougSampson,AaronStevensonandBruceWorks.


NUMERICAL ROSTERNO. NAME (PRONUNCIATION) POS. CL./EL. HOMETOWN (H.S./PREVIOUS SCHOOL)0 LauraArnold** GK Jr./Jr. HighlandHeights,Ohio(Mayfield)1 BeccaIson** GK Sr./Jr. Kettering,Ohio(ArchbishopAlter)2 CourtneyBeinlich(BINE-lick)*** M Sr./Sr. Bellbrook,Ohio(ArchbishopAlter)3 AshleyGarr M Fr./Fr. Goodrich,Mich.(Goodrich)4 AmandaNelson D/M So./Fr. OverlandPark,Kansas(St.ThomasAquinas)5 SarahVonderBrink** M/F Jr./Jr. Kettering,Ohio(Fairmont)6 KaitlynTobin* M/F So./So. BayCity,Mich.(JohnGlenn)7 SidneyHuth(HOOTH) F Fr./Fr. Lebanon,Ohio(Lebanon)8 EmilyRothwell** D Jr./Jr. Collierville,Tenn.(Collierville)9 MorganBurgner* M So./So. Wadsworth,Ohio(Wadsworth)10 JennyFowler* D/M Jr./So. GroveCity,Ohio(CentralCrossing)11 MadelineWideman* M/F So./So. Troy,Mich.(Troy)12 KaileyPaszko* M So./So. Toledo,Ohio(Maumee)13 AlyssaZuccaro(zoo-KAR-oh)***# M/F Sr./Sr. Mentor,Ohio(Mentor)14 IviCasagrande (E-vee kah-sah-GRAND-ay)* M So./So. BeloHorizonte,Brazil(TheAmericanSchoolofBeloHorizonte)15 MeganAmann(AY-men)*** M/F Sr./Sr. Troy,Mich.(TroyAthens)16 KayleeDraper D Fr./Fr. Perrysburg,Ohio(Perrysburg)17 LeahJohnson** M/F Sr./Jr. Wheaton,Ill.(WheatonWarrenvilleSouth)19 BrittanyHopkins** D Sr./Sr. Strongsville,Ohio(Strongsville)20 TracyTogba* F So./So. OrangeVillage,Ohio(Hawken)21 LindseyThompson M/F Fr/Fr. Cincinnati,Ohio(Seton)22 HaileyYondo M Fr./Fr. Caledonia,Mich.(Caledonia)24 AshleyMiller* F So./So. Findlay,Ohio(Findlay)25 LeslieHenny M Fr./Fr. Lititz,Pa.(ManheimTownship)26 KylieBriem(BREEM) D So./Fr. Beavercreek,Ohio(Beavercreek)27 AlyssaCarmack* D So./So. Miamisburg,Ohio(Miamisburg)29 NoëlLuther F Jr./So. Sylvania,Ohio(Northview)30 MelissaZeigler(ZIG-ler)* D So./So. Lodi,Ohio(Cloverleaf)31 LindseyAdshade D/M Fr./Fr. DeKalb,Ill.(DeKalb)33 KenzieSchlemitz D/M Fr./Fr. Dublin,Ohio(DublinCoffman)

Head Coach:AndyRichards(SheffieldCityPolytechnic[England],1989)–12thyear *lettersearnedAssistant Coach:KellieEvans(Auburn,2004)–firstyear #2011TeamCaptainAssistant Coach:JimmyWalker(Tiffin,1997)–firstyear

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNO. NAME (PRONUNCIATION) POS. CL./EL. HOMETOWN (H.S./PREVIOUS SCHOOL)31 LindseyAdshade D/M Fr./Fr. DeKalb,Ill.(DeKalb)15 MeganAmann(AY-men)*** M/F Sr./Sr. Troy,Mich.(TroyAthens)0 LauraArnold** GK Jr./Jr. HighlandHeights,Ohio(Mayfield)2 CourtneyBeinlich(BINE-lick)*** M Sr./Sr. Bellbrook,Ohio(ArchbishopAlter)26 KylieBriem(BREEM) D So./Fr. Beavercreek,Ohio(Beavercreek)9 MorganBurgner* M So./So. Wadsworth,Ohio(Wadsworth)27 AlyssaCarmack* D So./So. Miamisburg,Ohio(Miamisburg)14 IviCasagrande (E-vee kah-sah-GRAND-ay)* M So./So. BeloHorizonte,Brazil(TheAmericanSchoolofBeloHorizonte)16 KayleeDraper D Fr./Fr. Perrysburg,Ohio(Perrysburg)10 JennyFowler* D/M Jr./So. GroveCity,Ohio(CentralCrossing)3 AshleyGarr M Fr./Fr. Goodrich,Mich.(Goodrich)19 BrittanyHopkins** D Sr./Sr. Strongsville,Ohio(Strongsville)25 LeslieHenny M Fr./Fr. Lititz,Pa.(ManheimTownship)7 SidneyHuth(HOOTH) F Fr./Fr. Lebanon,Ohio(Lebanon)1 BeccaIson** GK Sr./Jr. Kettering,Ohio(ArchbishopAlter)17 LeahJohnson** M/F Sr./Jr. Wheaton,Ill.(WheatonWarrenvilleSouth)29 NoëlLuther F Jr./So. Sylvania,Ohio(Northview)24 AshleyMiller* F So./So. Findlay,Ohio(Findlay)4 AmandaNelson D/M So./Fr. OverlandPark,Kansas(St.ThomasAquinas)12 KaileyPaszko* M So./So. Toledo,Ohio(Maumee)8 EmilyRothwell** D Jr./Jr. Collierville,Tenn.(Collierville)33 KenzieSchlemitz D/M Fr./Fr. Dublin,Ohio(DublinCoffman)21 LindseyThompson M/F Fr/Fr. Cincinnati,Ohio(Seton)6 KaitlynTobin* M/F So./So. BayCity,Mich.(JohnGlenn)20 TracyTogba* F So./So. OrangeVillage,Ohio(Hawken)5 SarahVonderBrink** M/F Jr./Jr. Kettering,Ohio(Fairmont)11 MadelineWideman* M/F So./So. Troy,Mich.(Troy)22 HaileyYondo M Fr./Fr. Caledonia,Mich.(Caledonia)30 MelissaZeigler(ZIG-ler)* D So./So. Lodi,Ohio(Cloverleaf)13 AlyssaZuccaro(zoo-KAR-oh)***# M/F Sr./Sr. Mentor,Ohio(Mentor)

2011 BGSU ROSTERS & PRONUNCIATIONS


2011 ROSTER BREAKDOWN

LETTERWINNERS RETURNING (17)Name Pos. Yr. MP/MS G-A=Pts.MeganAmann* M/F Sr. 20/18 1-5=7LauraArnold GK Jr. 5/3 14svs.,2.97gaaCourtneyBeinlich M Jr. 6/3 0-0=0MorganBurgner M So. 13/2 0-1=1AlyssaCarmack* D So. 19/17 0-1=1IviCasagrande M So. 15/0 0-0=0JennyFowler* D/M R-So. 19/15 0-0=0BeccaIson GK R-Jr. 3/1 7svs.,2.44gaaAshleyMiller F So. 16/2 0-0=0KaileyPaszko M So. 11/1 0-0=0EmilyRothwell* D Jr. 20/15 0-2=2KaitlynTobin M/F So. 13/3 0-1=1TracyTogba F So. 18/3 2-0=4SarahVonderBrink* M/F Jr. 19/12 2-3=7MadelineWideman* M/F So. 20/20 3-5=11MelissaZeigler D So. 10/5 0-0=0AlyssaZuccaro* M/F Sr. 20/20 8-6=22

OTHERS RETURNING (4)Name Pos. Yr. NotesKylieBriem D R-Fr. Played in each of first 3 games in 2010 before suffering injuryBrittanyHopkins D Sr. Did not see match action in 2010LeahJohnson M/F R-Jr. Missed 2010 season due to injury; made 40 starts over 1st 2 yrs.AmandaNelson D/M R-Fr. Missed 2010 season due to injury; retains 4 seasons of eligibility

NEWCOMERS (9)Name Pos. Yr. Hometown (High School)LindseyAdshade D/M Fr. DeKalb,Ill.(DeKalb)KayleeDraper D Fr. Perrysburg,Ohio(Perrysburg)AshleyGarr M Fr. Goodrich,Mich.(Goodrich)LeslieHenny M Fr. Lititz,Pa.(ManheimTownship)SidneyHuth F Fr. Lebanon,Ohio(Lebanon)NoëlLuther F R-So. Sylvania,Ohio(Northview)KenzieSchlemitz D/M Fr. Dublin,Ohio(DublinCoffman)LindseyThompson M/F Fr. Cincinnati,Ohio(Seton)HaileyYondo M Fr. Caledonia,Mich.(Caledonia)

LETTERWINNERS LOST (6)Name Pos. Yr.^ MP/MS G-A=Pts.AliciaAlmond* M/D Sr. 20/20 0-3=3AlexaArsenault* GK 5-Sr. 17/16 88svs.,1.54gaaKeelyChandler M So. 15/0 1-0=2KatieStephenson* M Sr. 20/20 4-3=11JackieTamerlano* M/F Sr. 20/20 2-1=5KatelynTurner F Jr. 20/2 1-2=4

*2010 starters ^denotes eligibility in 2010-11 academic year

OTHERS LOST (3)Name Pos. Yr.^ MP/MS G-A=Pts.MattiChappelle M Fr. 1/0 0-0=0KelseyKovacs M Jr. Did not see match action in 2010LaurenLivingston M/F So. 2/0 0-0=0

^denotes eligibility in 2010-11 academic year

FALCONS ...BY CLASSSENIORS (4)Amann,Beinlich,Hopkins,Zuccaro

JUNIORS (5)Arnold,Ison*,Johnson*,Rothwell,VonderBrink

SOPHOMORES (11)Burgner,Carmack,Casagrande,Fowler!,Luther!,Miller,Paszko,Tobin,Togba,Wideman,Zeigler

FRESHMEN (10)Adshade,Briem^,Draper,Garr,Henny,Huth,Nelson^,Schlemitz,Thompson,Yondo

#5th-year senior*redshirt junior!redshirt sophomore^redshirt freshman

BY STATE/COUNTRYOHIO (19)Arnold,Beinlich,Briem,Burgner,Carmack,Draper,Fowler,Hopkins,Huth,Ison,Luther,Miller,Paszko,Schlemitz,Thompson,Togba,VonderBrink,Zeigler,Zuccaro

MICHIGAN (5)Amann,Garr,Tobin,Wideman,Yondo

ILLINOIS (2)Adshade,Johnson

BRAZIL (1)Casagrande

KANSAS (1)Nelson

PENNSYLVANIA (1)Henny

TENNESSEE (1)Rothwell


FALCON COACHING STAFF

ANDY RICHARDSHEAD COACH • 12TH SEASON

SHEFFIELD CITY POLYTECHNIC (ENGLAND), 1989102-108-26 (55-55-15 MAC)

Richards


AndyRichardsentershis12thseasonasheadcoachoftheBowlingGreenStateUniversitywomen’ssoccerprogram,havingguidedtheFalconstounprecedentedheightsduringhisfirstdecade-plus.Richardsentersthe2011seasonwithacollegiateheadcoachingrecordof102-108-26.

RichardsledtheFalconstothefirstMid-AmericanConferenceTournamenttitleandNCAAChampionshipsberthinschoolhistoryin2004,thenguidedtheBrownandOrangetothefirstregular-seasoncrowninBGannalsin‘05,alongwithasecond-straightleaguetourneytitleandNCAAberth.

Then-BGSUDirectorofAthleticsPaulKrebsannouncedthehiringofRichardsasthesecondcoachintheprogram’shistoryonApril10,2000.Richards,45,cametoBGafterfiveseasonsasassistantwomen’ssoccercoachatOregonStateUniversityinCorvallis,Ore.

InFebruaryof2006,BGSUreachedanagreementwithRichardsonathree-yearcontract,markingthefirsttimeinschoolhistorythatasoccercoachhadreceivedamulti-yearcontractatBowlingGreen.Then,inMayof2008,BGSUandRichardsagreedonatwo-yearextension.

Richards’teamshavebeenattheirbestcomeMACTournamenttime.Duringhiswatch,theFalconsare10-5-5inleaguetourneymatches,rankinghimsecondamongallcoachesinconferencehistoryinMACTournamentwins.NoMACcoachhasmoretripstotheleaguetournament’stitlegamethanRichards,asthe2007seasonmarkedthefifthtimehehadguidedaBGsquadtothechampionshipmatch.Twoofthoseappearances,asmentioned,resultedinMACTournamenttitlesandtripstotheNCAAChampionships.

Inhisfirst11yearsinBG,RichardshasledtheFalconstotheMACTournamentoneightoccasions,guidinghisteamtothesemifinalsseventimes.Thetotaloffivetripstothechampionshipmatchincludesfourinasix-yearspan.

In2008,RichardsguidedtheFalconstoa12-6-4overallrecord,asBGhadthefewestlossesinaseasoninschoolhistory.TheBrownandOrangewent6-3-2inMACaction,theprogram’sfourthconsecutivewinningseasoninconferenceplay,andsetaschoolrecordwith14shutoutsinthe22games.

The2008team’stotalof12winstiedforsecondontheBGSUlist,andtheFalcons’.636winningpercentagewasthesecondhighestinthe12-yearhistoryoftheprogram.The‘08seniorclassofBrianneEisenhard,SusanHunter,KristinMcDonald,GinaRossi,CorbieYeeandChristyZabekposted46wins,thehighestfour-yeartotalinprogramhistory.Rossi,afifth-yearsenior,waswiththeBGprogramforatotalof56wins.



In2007,RichardsledtheFalconstoa10-9-3overallmarkanda6-5-0MACledger.TheBrownandOrangefinishedfourthintheMAC’sregular-seasonstandings,andadvancedallthewaytothechampionshipmatchoftheconferencetournamentforthefourthtimeinfiveNovembers.TheFalconsclosedthe2007seasononaseven-matchunbeatenstreak.

In2006,with12newcomersonthe24-womanroster,RichardsguidedtheFalconstoa7-4-0leaguerecordandatieforthirdplaceintheconferencestandings.BGSU’s10winsallcamebyshutout,settingaschoolrecordforthesecondyearinarow.

In‘05,RichardsledtheBrownandOrangetoa14-7-2overallrecord,includinga9-2-0leagueledger,enroutetoMACCoach-of-the-Yearhonors.The‘05teamsetschoolrecordsformostwinsandfewestlossesinaseason,bothoverallandinMACplay,andalsosetarecordwithan11-matchunbeatenstreak.ThatstreakbeganinlateSeptemberandtooktheFalconsallthewaythroughtheleaguetournamentandintotheNCAAs.TheFalconsdidnotallowasinglegoalinthethreeMACTournamentgames,spanning310totalminutes.

Richardsandthe‘05FalconsswepttheMAC’sspecialtyawards,asseniorSamanthaMeisterwastheleague’sPlayeroftheYearandCorbieYeewasnamedtheMACFreshmanoftheYear.Richards,inadditiontobeingnamedtheconferencecoachoftheyear,wasrunner-upforSoccerBuzzGreatLakesRegionCoachoftheYear.

Alsoin2005,AliShinglerbecamethefirstBGSUwomen’ssoccerstudent-athleteevertoearnAcademicAll-AmericaFirst-Teamhonors.

In2004,theFalconswereseededeighthfortheMACTournament,afterfinishingwitha5-5-2recordinleagueregular-seasonplay.But,theFalconsdownedtop-seededKSUontheroadinthequarterfinalround,goingontodefeatfourth-seededWesternMichiganinthesemisbeforepickingupachampionship-gamewinoverCentralMichigan.

In2003,justasin`04,theFalconsfinishedleagueplayat5-5-2toearntheeighthseedfortheMACTournament.But,Richardsguidedthe`03Falconstothetourney’schampionshipmatch.Thatfall,the


BrownandOrangebecamethelowest-everseedtowinafirst-roundmatch,witha2-1roadvictoryovertop-seededEasternMichigan.RichardsandtheFalconsthenadvancedpastCMUviaPKsinthesemifinals,beforefallinginthechampionship.

In2002,RichardsperformedoneofthetopcoachingjobsintheMAC,ifnottheMidwest.TheFalcons,pickedtofinishninthintheMAC’spreseasonpoll,finishedfourthintheloopwitha7-4-1record.Overall,theBrownandOrangehada12-8-2mark,shatteringtheschoolrecordsforbothleagueandoverallwins.Thoserecords,ofcourse,stooduntil2005.

Underhisdirection,theFalconshavehadtheMAC’sNewcomeroftheYearthreetimes,includingintwoconsecutiveseasons.Meisterearnedthehonorin2002,afterKristyCoppeshadwontheawardinthe2001campaign.

In2000,hisfirstyearatthehelm,allRichardsdidwasguidetheseventh-seededFalconstothechampionshipmatchoftheMACTournament.ThatteamwasthelowestseedinMAChistorytowinafirst-roundmatchatthetime.

Thatfall,hisinauguralBGSUsquadsetaschoolrecordwith10victories,postinga10-10-1overallrecord.TheFalconsdoubledthewintotalofthepreviousseason,andBGSUwent5-5-1inMACplaytoplaceseventhamongthe12leaguesquads.

WhentheMACTournamentbegan,however,RichardsandtheFalcons–beginningatrendthatwouldcontinuethroughouttheyears–pulledapairofupsetsagainsthigher-seededteamstoadvancetothechampionshipround.Inthefinal,BGbattledMiamithroughnearly112minutesofscorelesssoccerbeforetheRedHawksgotanovertimegoaltocapturethetourneytitle.

AnativeofWarwick,England,RichardsbroughttotheFalconsawealthofexperienceinnotonlyintercollegiatesoccer,butalsoinclub,highschool,andyouthsoccer.ForthetwoyearspriortocomingtoBG,RichardsservedasamemberofthecoachingstafffortheRegionIVOlympicDevelopmentProgram.

Hewasalsothestatecoachforthe17-year-oldagegroupoftheOregonOlympicDevelopmentProgram.Richardswasheavily


ANDY RICHARDS – YEAR BY YEAR AT BGSU OVERALL MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCEYEAR W-L-T PCT. W-L-T PCT. FINISH MAC TOURNAMENT FINISH2000 10-10-1 .500 5-5-1 .500 7thof12 AdvancedtoChampionship2001 7-10-2 .421 2-9-1 .208 12thof13 Didnotqualify2002 12-8-2 .591 7-4-1 .625 4thof13 AdvancedtoSemifinals2003 8-12-3 .413 5-5-2 .500 8thof13 AdvancedtoChampionship2004 10-12-2 .458 5-5-2 .500 8thof13 TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS2005 14-7-2 .652 9-2-0 .818 FIRSTof12 TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS2006 10-10-0 .500 7-4-0 .636 T-3rdof12 AdvancedtoQuarterfinals2007 10-9-3 .523 6-5-0 .545 4thof12 AdvancedtoChampionship2008 12-6-4 .636 6-3-2 .636 4thof12 AdvancedtoSemifinals2009 5-12-3 .325 1-7-3 .227 T-11thof12 Didnotqualify2010 4-12-4 .300 2-6-3 .318 T-4thof6(East) DidnotqualifyTotals 102-108-26 .487 55-55-15 .500 1MACRegular-SeasonTitle,2MACTournamentTitles


involvedwiththeCorvallisUnitedSoccerClubhisfinalfouryearsthere.

PriortohisappointmentatOregonState,RichardsspentfiveyearsastheRegionalDirectorforGoalLineSoccerClinicsinOregon.RichardstaughtandcoachedatthehighschoollevelinEnglandbeforemovingtotheUnitedStates.

Richards’enthusiasmwasevidentimmediately,ashetravelledcross-countrytoarriveinBowlingGreenjustfourdaysafterhishiring.Thenextday,heaccompaniedtheFalconteamtothelastcompetitionofthespringseason,atournamentatKent.Inall,RichardsspentnearlytwoweekswiththeFalconsbeforespringpracticeconcluded,gettingtoknowhisnewsquadandevaluatingtheindividualstudent-athletes.

RichardsearnedhisBachelorofEducationdegreefromSheffieldCityPolytechnic,locatedinSheffield,England,in1989.HereceivedhisMasterofEducationfromOregonStatein1997.

KELLIE EVANSASSISTANT COACH • FIRST SEASON

AUBURN, 2004

Evans



KellieEvansbeginsherfirstyearasassistantcoachoftheBowlingGreenStateUniversitywomen’ssoccerteam.HeadcoachAndyRichardsannouncedEvans’hiringinAprilof2011.

EvanscametoNorthwestOhioaftertwoseasonsatIllinoisStateUniversity.

“IamdelightedtohaveKelliejointheBowlingGreencoachingstaff,andamexcitedforhertogettoworkwithourstudent-athletes,”saidRichardsatthetimeofthehiring.“Shewasatthetopofmylistfromtheverybeginningtotheveryendofthesearchprocess,andIbelieveshewilladdtremendousexpertiseandacompetitivespirit.

“KelliehasprovenherselfatbothOregonStateandIllinoisStatetobeanexcellentcoach,andIamlookingforwardtoherbringingfreshideasandastrongworkethictoourprogram.”

EvanshelpedIllinoisStatetoa12-7-1recordandboththeMissouriValleyConferenceregular-seasonandtournamentchampionshipsin2009.EvansandtherestofthestaffwerevotedtheMVCCoachingStaffoftheYear.Lastyear,theRedbirdswent9-7-2overall,advancingtothesemifinalroundoftheconferencetournamentbeforebeingeliminatedviapenaltykicks.

Inthefallof2010,theRedbirdsachievedanIllinoisStateathleticsdepartment-record3.69grade-pointaverage,with23student-athletespostingasemesterGPAof3.50orbetter,including11thatrecordedaperfect4.00GPA.

“IamthrilledtobecomeapartoftheBowlingGreenfamily,”saidEvansatthetimeofherhiring.“IhaveagreatdealofrespectforCoachRichardsandamthankfulfortheopportunitytojoinhisstaffandworkintheMAC.EveryoneImetwith,fromtheplayerstotheadministration,iscommittedtothefutureofthewomen’ssoccerprogram.ItisclearlyanexcitingtimetobeapartofBowlingGreenAthletics,andIcouldnotbemoreexcitedabouttheopportunity.”

PriortohertimeinNormal,Ill.,EvanswasanassistantcoachatNicholsSchoolinBuffalo,N.Y.ShewenttoNicholsafterspendingtwoyearsasanassistantcoachatOregonStateUniversity.

EvansgainedcoachingexperienceasavolunteerassistantcoachatHuntingdonCollegeinMontgomery,Ala.,in2006,andalsohascoachedatthehigh-schoolandclublevels.SheservedastheheadcoachforHillsboroughCountyUnitedU9&U14inTampa,Fla.,from2006-07,andalsowasanassistantcoachatDurantHighSchoolinPlantCity,Fla.Attheclublevel,EvansworkedwiththeFloridaOlympicDevelopment

Program(ODP).SheearnedherNationalSoccerCoachesAssociationofAmerican(NSCAA)NationalDiplomain2010.

EvanswasastandoutsoccerplayeratAuburnUniversityfrom2000-03,leadingtheTigerstothreeNCAATournamentsandthe2002SoutheasternConferencechampionship.Evanssettheschoolrecordforassistsinaseason,with13in2000,andrankssecondinschoolhistorywith30careerassists.ShewasnamedtotheSEC’sAll-TournamentTeam,andwasnamedaFreshmanAll-AmericanbySoccerBuzzin2000.

Intheclassroom,EvanswasalsoanAcademicAll-SECselection,madetheSECScholar-AthleteHonorRollandearnedaTOPTigerScholar-AthleteAward.AnativeofBrandon,Fla.,sheearnedherbachelor’sdegreeinpublicrelationsfromAuburnin2004.

JIMMY WALKERASSISTANT COACH • FIRST SEASON

TIFFIN, 1997


JimmyWalkerjoinstheBowlingGreenStateUniversitywomen’ssoccercoachingstaffin2011.WalkercomestotheFalconswith18yearsofexperienceinthecollegiateranksasaplayerandcoach.

WalkercurrentlyservesastheExecutiveDirectorofCoachingatPacesetterSoccerClubinSylvania,Ohio.Since1980,Pacesetterhasfieldedteamsthathavecompetedatlocal,regionalandnationallevels.TheclubfieldsboysandgirlsteamsinU9throughU19agegroups,whichcompeteintheNorthwestOhioYouthSoccerLeague(NWOYSL)andtheMichiganStatePremierSoccerLeague.

PriortohisarrivalatPacesetter,hecoachedintheBigTenatPennStateUniversity,whereheservedasthetopassistantcoachandrecruitingcoordinatorforthemen’sprogramfortwoseasons(2007and‘08).WalkerhelpedmentorayoungNittanyLionsquadthatfeaturedaconference-highthreeAll-BigTenFreshmanTeamhonoreesineachofhistwoyears.

InadditiontohisexperiencewiththeNittanyLions,Walkerhashadcollegiatehead-coachingexperience,guidingthewomen’ssoccerprogramsatbothDuquesneUniversityandTiffinUniversity.

WalkertookovertheDuquesneprograminJanuaryof2003,inheritingateamthathadgone5-13-1overallandtiedforthebottomrungoftheAtlanticTenConferenceladderwitha1-9-1markthepreviousfall.Threeyearslater,WalkerandtheDukespostedtheprogram’sfirst-everdouble-figurewintotal,boastinga10-6-1overallrecordin2005andreceivingvotesintheSoccerBuzzregionalpollinearlyOctober.DUwasrankedorreceivedvotesinthatpollforfiveconsecutiveweeks.

TheRed&Blueposteda9-10-1markin2004whilegoing4-6-1inA-10play.TheDukes’ninewinstiedthemostinprogramhistoryatthattime.Walkeralsorackeduphis100thcareervictorythatyear,witha1-0overtimedecisionoverTemple.Inhisinitialcampaign,heledthe‘03Dukestoan8-10-2record.Theeightwinswerethemostbytheprogram’since1998,andDuquesnepostedawinningrecordontheroad,going5-4-1.

PriortoDuquesne,WalkerservedasheadcoachatTiffin,hisalmamater,from1997to2002.HeledtheDragonstofourAmericanMideastConferenceChampionshipcrownsandan84-33-4overallrecord.TheDragonswent45-2-1intheAMCoverhistenure.Tiffinwasnationallyrankedfrom1998to2002underhisguidanceandadvancedtotheRegionalFinalFourineachofhissixseasons.WalkeralsoledhisteamtothequarterfinalsoftheNAIANationalTournamentinboth2000and2002.

Athree-timeleagueCoachoftheYearatTiffin,Walkerwasrunner-upfortheBRINENationalCoach-of-the-Yearawardin2000.Hewasalsoathree-timewinneroftheOhioCollegiateSoccerAssociationCoachoftheYearaward.

AnativeofBirmingham,England,Walkerearnedabachelor’sdegreeinbusinessfromTiffinin1997andcompletedhisMBAin2000.HecompetedasaforwardfortheDragonsfrom1992to1995andtwiceearnedNSCAAAll-Americahonors(1994,1995).WalkerhelpedTiffincapturethe1992and1995AMCtitles,andfinishedseventhinprogramhistoryincareerscoring.

Aftergraduation,WalkerplayedprofessionallyfortheKalamazooKingdomoftheUSISLfrom1996to1997andwasamemberoftheClevelandCapsin1998.Hewasalsotheassistantmen’ssoccercoachatTiffinfortwoseasonsbeforetakingthehelmofthewomen’sprogramin1997.WalkerwasaheadcoachfortheOhioNorthODPsquadin2001and2002andservedastheheadcoachforPAWestODPin2003.

HewasinductedintotheTiffinUniversityHallofFamein2006.

WalkerplayedwiththeAcademyteamatAstonVillaFootballClubintheEnglishPremierLeaguepriortocomingtotheUnitedStates.Hisfather,James,playedandcoachedprofessionallyinEnglandforover25years.JamesWalkerplayedforDerbyCounty,whichcapturedtwoEPLchampionshipcrowns,andalsocoachedintheEnglishPremierLeaguewithAstonVillafor15yearswherehewastheDirectorofSportsSciencefortheclub.

JimmyWalkerismarriedtotheformerKerriDestatte,anativeofTemperance,Michigan.Theyhavetwodaughters,seven-year-oldEmma(whoplayssoccerintheacademyatPacesetter)andnewbornAnna,andresideinSylvania.


Walker


MEET THE 2011 FALCONS


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Played in all 20 matches, starting 18 ... was in the starting lineup for all 11 conference contests ... had seven points on the year, tying for fourth on the Falcons in scoring ... had a goal and five assists ... assist total deadlocked her for second on the team ... goal came against Akron at home (Oct. 15) ... had an assist on Sarah VonderBrink’s winning marker vs. Cleveland State (Sept. 12), also at Cochrane Field ... recorded a pair of assists in the home win over Buffalo (Sept. 24) ... also had assists against Indiana State (Sept. 19) and Eastern Michigan (Oct. 1) ... played 103 minutes in back-to-back matches, vs. UA and Ohio (Oct. 17) ... that was part of a seven-game stretch in which she played over 80 minutes on six occasions.

2009Played in all 20 matches, making 16 starts ... led the team in scoring ... had nine points on two goals and five assists ... assist total also was best on the Falcons ... both of her goals were of the game-winning variety, tying her for the team lead in that category ... found the back of the net in home victories over Indiana State (Aug. 28) and IPFW (Sept. 6) ... had assists vs. Detroit (Sept. 4), Youngstown State (Sept. 13), Northern Illinois (Sept. 25), Ohio (Oct. 9) and Buffalo (Oct. 18) ... BGSU had a record of 5-0-2 when she scored a point ... played a season-high 89 minutes against Ohio, and saw 85 minutes of action vs. Kent State (Oct. 16).

2008Named to the MAC’s All-Freshman Team ... also named BGSU’s Most Improved Player ... played in all 22 of BGSU’s matches, making 15 starts ... scored 12 points to tie for second on the team ... had a team-leading eight assists, just two shy of the school record ... ranked second in the MAC in assists and fourth in assists per game (0.36) ... tied for the BG lead with eight points in MAC games ... in league games only, was tied for seventh in the MAC in assists (four) and tied for eighth in APG (0.36) ... had a pair of two-assist games, vs. Tennessee Tech (Sept. 12) and Buffalo (Oct. 26), and had a three-game scoring streak to close the regular season ... named the MAC Player of the Week on Oct. 27, after being involved in the scoring of three of the Falcons’ four goals the previous weekend ... had the two assists vs. UB, two days after picking up the game’s only assist in a 1-0 win over Kent State (Oct. 24) ... had her first collegiate goal vs. Miami (Oct. 12), adding an assist for her first three-point game ... other assists had come vs. IPFW (Sept. 5) and Marshall (Sept. 14) ... the assist at IPFW, her first collegiate point, came less than two minutes after she had checked into the game ... scored the Falcons’ lone goal in the regular-season game vs. Toledo (Oct. 30).

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year starter at Troy Athens (‘08) under coach Tim Storch ... an all-state second-team choice as a senior in the spring of 2008, scoring 15 goals and adding eight assists as the Red Hawks went 14-2-3 overall and won the Oakland Activities Association title ... an All-OAA, all-area and all-region first-team pick ... was the Daily Tribune Player of the Year in 2008 as well ... led team in both goals and assists in each of her last three years ... three-time all-district pick who earned all-league, all-area and all-region honors twice ... team tied for the 2006 OAA title and won district crowns in both 2005 and ‘06 ... National Honor Society ... Phi Beta Kappa.

MEGAN AMANN - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2008................ 22-15 2 8 12 18 .111 11 .611 0 0-0

2009................ 20-16 2 5 9 12 .167 7 .583 2 0-0

2010................ 20-18 1 5 7 10 .100 7 .700 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 62-49 5 18 28 40 .125 25 .625 2 0-0

MEGAN AMANNF/MF • 5-8 • SR./SR. • LETTERS EARNED - √ √ √

TROY, MICH. (TROY ATHENS)15

PERSONALMegan Marie Amann was born March 26, 1990, in Troy, Mich. ... health science major with a 3.63 GPA through her first three years ... daughter of Joe and Kay Amann ... an only child ... played club ball for the Michigan Gators, helping that team to the 2005 State Cup championship ... also played club ball for Vardar ... also played in the ODP State Pool in both 2003 and 2005.

Amann


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Saw action in five matches on the season, making three starts ... had a record of 0-1-0, with 14 saves and a goals-against average of 2.97 ... played 242:44 on the year ... played all 90 minutes between the posts in the Saint Bonaventure contest (Sept. 5) ... played the first half of both the Xavier (Aug. 29) and Niagara (Sept. 3) games and the second half of the West Virginia (Aug. 27) contest ... blanked NU for the opening half of that scoreless tie ... made a career-high seven saves at SBU, and had four stops against WVU.

2009Played in a total of six matches, starting three ... had a 1-2-0 record, 17 saves and a goals-against average of 1.81 ... had a GAA of just 1.10 in MAC matches ... played all 90 minutes in the Falcons’ final game of the year, a 1-0 loss at Toledo (Oct. 29) ... had five saves to tie her season high ... also had five stops in the UC Irvine game (Sept. 20), allowing one goal in 45 minutes of second-half action ... started the Indiana State (Aug. 28) and Michigan State (Aug. 30) matches, playing the first half in each ... earned the win vs. ISU, making two saves while blanking the Sycamores in that opening half ... played 29 minutes of scoreless relief at Eastern Michigan.

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Mayfield (’09) under coach Matt Lubin ... earned All-Ohio First-Team honors as a junior before being named to the second team in her final season ... a three-time All-Western Reserve Conference selection for the Wildcats ... also an All-Greater Cleveland Coaches honoree ... captained the team as a senior ... named to the honor roll in three years.

PERSONALLaura L. Arnold was born on May 6, 1991, in Highland Heights, Ohio ... a biology major at BGSU ... has a GPA of 3.13 through the Spring 2011 semester ... daughter of Bill and Ann Arnold ... the youngest of two children ... has one brother ... has played club ball with the Cleveland Cobras Soccer Club ... prior to that, earned an OYSAN State Cup Championship in 2007 with her CASA U16 team ... has also played for Ohio Premier.

LAURA ARNOLDGOALKEEPER • 5-11 • JR./JR. • LETTERS EARNED - √√

HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, OHIO (MAYFIELD)0

Arnold

LAURA ARNOLD - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho

2009................ 6-3 299:01 6 1.81 17 .739 1 2 0 0.0

2010................ 5-3 242:44 8 2.97 14 .636 0 1 0 0.0

TOTAL............... 11-6 541:45 14 2.33 31 .689 1 3 0 0.0


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Saw action in six matches, making three starts ... played a total of 256 minutes on the year ... played a then career-high 73 minutes in her first BGSU start, the season opener vs. Cincinnati (Aug. 22) ... topped that total the next time out, starting and playing 77 minutes against West Virginia (Aug. 27) ... saw 68 minutes of action in her other start, the Xavier contest (Aug. 29) ... all six matches in which she saw action came at Cochrane Field.

2009Played in five matches off the bench ... saw action in the Indiana State (Aug. 28), Youngstown State (Sept. 13), UC Riverside (Sept. 18), UC Irvine (Sept. 20) and Eastern Michigan (Oct 25) games ... played a season-high 57 minutes vs. UC Riverside.

2008Saw action in six games off the bench ... the Falcons had a record of 4-1-1 in those six games, outscoring opponents, 18-3.

HIGH SCHOOLA three-year starter at Archbishop Alter (’08) under coaches Jason Balogh and Sean Humenan-sky ... helped the Knights to a top-10 ranking in the state in each of her last three seasons ... helped the team win the first outright Greater Girls Catholic League (GGCL) title in program annals and advance to the regional semifinals ... team went 16-2-2 in her senior year and 40-16-3 over her final three seasons.

PERSONALCourtney Jo Beinlich was born on July 2, 1990, in Centerville, Ohio ... health science major with a stellar 3.93 GPA through her first three years at BGSU ... daughter of Steve and Jo Beinlich ... the oldest of three children ... has one sister and one brother ... has played club soccer for Ohio Galaxies F.C. Elite ... was a member of the Ohio South State ODP team from 2003-05.

COURTNEY BEINLICH - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2008................ 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

2009................ 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

2010................ 6-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 17-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

COURTNEY BEINLICHMIDFIELDER • 5-5 • SR./SR. • LETTERS EARNED - √√√

BELLBROOK, OHIO (ARCHBISHOP ALTER)2

Beinlich


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Played in the first three matches of the season, making two starts ... suffered an injury in the third game of the year, vs. Xavier (Aug. 29), and was sidelined for the rest of the season ... played 37 minutes vs. Cincinnati (Aug. 22) in her BGSU debut, then was on the pitch for all 90 minutes of the next match, vs. West Virginia (Aug. 27) before suffering the injury the next time out ... played a total of 172 minutes over those three matches.

HIGH SCHOOLA three-year letterwinner at Beavercreek H.S. (‘10) ... an All-Ohio Second-Team selection in each of her final two seasons ... Beavers won Greater Western Ohio Conference titles in each of her years there ... Academic All-Ohio selection as a senior ... a three-time all-conference choice ... also a multi-year selection to the All-Dayton team.

PERSONALKylie T. Briem was born on Oct. 25, 1991, in Oscoda, Mich. ... currently undecided upon a major ... has a cumulative GPA of 3.67 through her first year at BGSU ... daughter of Brady and Vickie Briem ... the youngest of four girls ... has played club ball for the Dayton Soccer Academy ... also has extensive Olympic Development Program experience ... represented ODP Region II in 2008, and was invited to the Ohio South ODP Regional Pool in 2008 and the Ohio South ODP Regional Camp in ’09.

KYLIE BRIEMDEFENDER • 5-7 • SO./FR.

BEAVERCREEK, OHIO (BEAVERCREEK)26

Briem

KYLIE BRIEM - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2010................ 3-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 3-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Saw action in 13 matches, making two starts ... had one point on the season ... first collegiate point came on an assist in the win over Cleveland State (Sept. 12) ... made her first collegiate start in the Minnesota match (Sept. 10) ... started and played a season-high 79 minutes in that CSU contest two days later ... saw 59 minutes of work, and recorded a season-high three shot attempts, at St. Bonaventure (Sept. 5).

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Wadsworth H.S. (‘10) for coach Ron Mendel ... a two-time All-Suburban League First-Team selection after earning honorable mention as a sophomore ... twice earned All-Medina County and all-district honors ... her 14 career goals included six as a senior ... had 16 points in her senior campaign, leading the team in both assists (four) and points ... scored 13 points as a junior, as the Grizzlies went 13-4-1 overall ... played every game over her final three years ... a four-year Academic Award winner.

PERSONALMorgan Alyssa Burgner was born on July 3, 1992, in Canton, Ohio ... health science ma-jor with a cumulative GPA of 3.33 through her first year at BGSU ... daughter of Mark and Diane Burgner ... the second of three children ... has two brothers ... played club ball for Cleveland FC, captaining that team and helping it to a State Cup semifinal appearance.

MORGAN BURGNERMIDFIELDER • 5-3 • SO./SO. • LETTERS EARNED - √

WADSWORTH, OHIO (WADSWORTH)9

Burgner

MORGAN BURGNER - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2010................ 13-2 0 1 1 8 .000 2 .250 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 13-2 0 1 1 8 .000 2 .250 0 0-0


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Played in 19 matches, making 17 starts ... played in each of the last 18 contests of the year, starting the final 17 ... was on the field for a total of 1722 minutes on the season, the third-high-est total on the team behind co-captains Alicia Almond and Katie Stephenson ... over the last 17 games of the year, played every minute except for a 25-minute stretch against Buffalo, when BGSU had a multiple-goal lead ... had one point on the year ... picked up her first collegiate assist in that UB match (Sept. 24), on what proved to be the game-winning goal.

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner and two-time captain at Miamisburg H.S. (‘10) for coach Bob Bobbitt ... exploded for 14 goals and 20 assists as a senior, and was named the Greater Western Ohio Conference South Player of the Year ... was named to the All-GWOC South and All-Area South first teams that year ... named to the all-league second team and the all-area third team as both a sophomore and a junior ... had a goal and 13 assists as a junior ... scored two goals and recorded eight assists as a soph ... also earned one letter in bowling.

PERSONALAlyssa Jane Carmack was born on Nov. 22, 1991, in Miamisburg, Ohio ... mild-moderate inter-vention specialist major at BGSU ... daughter of Scott and Stephanie Carmack ... has a younger brother ... father and grandfather (Ralph Pitzer) each played football collegiately at Bluffton ... has played club ball with Cincinnati United Soccer Gold, where she was a four-year team captain and part of the three-time Ohio South State Cup champion (2007-09).

ALYSSA CARMACKDEFENDER • 5-4 • SO./SO. • LETTERS EARNED - √

MIAMISBURG, OHIO (MIAMISBURG)27

Carmack

ALYSSA CARMACK - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2010................ 19-17 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 19-17 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Played in a total of 15 matches off the bench ... saw action in eight of the 11 MAC matches ... played a total of 297 minutes on the season ... played a season-high 38 minutes at Niagara (Sept. 3), matching that total in the win over Cleveland State the following weekend (Sept. 12).

HIGH SCHOOLGraduated from The American School of Belo Horizonte (‘10), where she played for three semesters for coach Eduardo Serafini ... had 10 goals and 16 assists for the Hawks as a senior ... attended three tournaments – ISSL (International Schools Soccer League) Seasons I and II and the Daquiprafora Soccer Cup (the first interscholastic soccer tournament involving local Brazilian schools in Belo Horizonte, Brazil) – and was named to the all-star team at each of the three ... also attended Colegio Santo Antonio and Izabela Hendrix prior to going to the American School of Belo Horizonte ... earned the Silver Medal for Academic Achievement in both 2008-09 and ‘09-10.

PERSONALIvi Kubis Casagrande was born on Feb. 20, 1991 ... a health science/pre-medicine major ... has a 3.88 cumulative GPA through her first year at BGSU ... daughter of Jose Antonio Casagrande and Cynara Casagrande ... the oldest of four children ... has two brothers and a sister ... in 2007, was pre-selected for the Brazilian U17 National Team.

IVI CASAGRANDEMIDFIELDER • 5-3 • SO./SO. • LETTERS EARNED - √

BELO HORIZONTE, BRAZIL (THE AMERICAN SCHOOLOF BELO HORIZONTE)

14

Casagrande

IVI CASAGRANDE - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2010................ 15-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 15-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Played in 19 of BGSU’s 20 matches, making 15 starts at an outside defender spot ... started each of the first 15 contests of the year, including six MAC matches ... played a total of 980 minutes in her first season of action ... played all 90 minutes in the Falcons’ win over Kent State (Sept. 26) ... that was part of a four-game stretch (the first four contests of the MAC schedule) in which she played over 70 minutes in every match.

2009Was injured in the preseason and did not see match action.

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Central Crossing (’09) for coach Amy Martin ... earned All-Ohio Capital Conference honors three times ... garnered honorable mention as a freshman, second-team laurels as a junior and first-team accolades as a senior ... missed the bulk of her sopho-more season due to injury ... a two-time team MVP ... National Honor Society.

PERSONALJennifer Marie Fowler was born on March 19, 1991, in Grove City, Ohio ... a biology (pre-medicine) major at BGSU ... has a cumulative GPA of 3.93 through the Spring 2011 semester ... daughter of Robert and Julie Fowler ... the middle of three children ... has an older brother and a younger sister ... has played club ball for Ohio Premier ... additionally, has been a part of the Ohio South ODP program since the U13 level, and has also played in the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL).

JENNY FOWLERD/MF • 5-3 • JR./SO. • LETTERS EARNED - √GROVE CITY, OHIO (CENTRAL CROSSING)10

Fowler

JENNY FOWLER - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2009................ Redshirted

2010................ 19-15 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 19-15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Did not see match action.

2009Played in one match ... came off the bench to see action in the UC Irvine contest (Sept. 20).

2008Saw action in nine games off the bench ... the Falcons went 8-1-0 in those nine games, outscor-ing the opposition, 29-3.

HIGH SCHOOLA two-year letterwinner at Strongsville (‘08) under coaches Jon Felton and Todd Church ... captained the Mustangs to a 21-1-2 record and an appearance in the state championship game as a senior ... named to the All-Greater Cleveland team that year ... also earned a pair of basket-ball letters ... National Honor Society.

PERSONALBrittany Elizabeth Hopkins was born on Oct. 6, 1989, in Park Ridge, Ill. ... early childhood education major, with a perfect 4.00 cumulative GPA through her first three years at BGSU ... daughter of Mark and Lori Hopkins ... the third of five children ... has two brothers and two sis-ters (one older and one younger) ... has played club ball for Ohio Premier and CASA ... played with Ohio Premier for nearly a decade, helping the club to a state championship in 2005 and state final appearances in each of the next two years ... helped CASA to a trip to the state finals in 2008 ... has played for the Ohio North State ODP team.

BRITTANY HOPKINS - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2008................ 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

2009................ 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

2010................ 0

TOTAL............... 10-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

BRITTANY HOPKINSDEFENDER • 5-4 • SR./SR. • LETTERS EARNED - √√

STRONGSVILLE, OHIO (STRONGSVILLE)19

Hopkins


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Saw action in three matches, making one start ... had seven saves and a 2.44 goals-against aver-age ... made her first collegiate start in the West Virginia match (Aug. 27) ... played a total of 57:18 in the Cincinnati contest (Aug. 22), the longest stint of her career ... played 45 minutes in both the WVU and Xavier (Aug. 29) games, making three saves in each contest.

2009Played in four matches off the bench ... had 11 saves and a goals-against average of just 1.13 ... allowed two goals in nearly 159 total minutes of work ... played the second half of matches against Indiana State (Aug. 28), Youngstown State (Sept. 13) and UC Riverside (Sept. 18) ... had a season-high total of six saves vs. ISU, and made three stops vs. UCR ... was called upon to make one save in the second half of the shutout win over YSU ... played the final 23-plus minutes of the Falcons’ shutout win at Detroit (Sept. 4), with one save.

2008Did not see match action.

HIGH SCHOOLA three-year starter at Archbishop Alter (‘08) under coaches Jason Balogh and Sean Humenan-sky ... had 15 shutouts and a goals-against average of just 0.35 as the Knights went 16-2-2 and won the first outright Girls Greater Cincinnati League title in school history her senior year ... had 35 shutouts in her three seasons ... two-time All-GGCL First-Team selection after earning second-team honors as a sophomore ... team posted district runner-up finishes in both 2005 and 2006 before earning a regional runner-up finish in ‘07 ... first-team All Dayton South as a senior ... team earned top-10 rankings in the state in each of her three years.

PERSONALRebecca Rae Ison was born on Feb. 27, 1990, in Kettering, Ohio ... adolescent/young adult/secondary education major with a 3.54 GPA through her first three years at BGSU ... daughter of John and Mary Ison ... has an older sister ... has played club soccer for Metro FC ... has extensive ODP experience, having played with the District and State Teams from 2003-07 ... played on the Region II Pool Team in 2005, and was a US Youth Soccer ODP U15/16 Camp Invitee the following year.

BECCA ISONGOALKEEPER • 5-9 • SR./JR. • LETTERS EARNED - √√

KETTERING, OHIO (ARCHBISHOP ALTER)1

Ison

BECCA ISON - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho

2008................ Redshirted

2009................ 4-0 158:51 2 1.13 11 .846 0 0 0 0.0

2010................ 3-1 147:18 4 2.44 7 .636 0 3 0 0.0

TOTAL............... 7-1 306:09 6 1.76 18 .750 0 3 0 0.0


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Missed the entire season after suffering an injury during the preseason.

2009Named to the Academic All-MAC Team ... also named the Falcons’ Defensive MVP ... one of four players to start all 20 matches ... had five points on a goal and three assists ... tied for sec-ond on the Falcons in assists ... led the team in minutes played, finding herself on the pitch for 1787 of the Falcons’ 1860 total minutes on the year ... lone goal of the year came in the win at Detroit (Sept. 4) ... had a career-high two assists in that match, and also set a personal standard for points in a game, with four ... also had an assist in BG’s win over Youngstown State (Sept. 13) ... played all 110 minutes in each of BGSU’s three double-overtime ties, and played all 90 minutes in 10 additional matches.

2008Named to the MAC’s All-Tournament Team ... played in 20 games, starting all of them ... had a total of three points on the season ... her first collegiate point came on an assist on what proved to be the game-winning goal at IPFW (Sept. 5) ... scored her first goal as a Falcon two weeks later, vs. Detroit (Sept. 19) ... after playing in more of an attacking role at the start of the season, settled into a starting role at a marking back position later in ‘08.

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Wheaton Warrenville South (‘08) for coach Guy Callipari ... earned all-state honors as a senior ... three-time All-Dupage Valley Conference selection ... had 29 career goals, including a team-high 13 as a senior ... after three-straight second-place finishes, the Tigers won the DVC title in 2008, and went 19-2-1 overall ... team won three regional titles in her four years, advancing to the regional final in 2007 ... four-time academic all-conference selection ... Tigers went 61-18-13 overall and 21-3-4 in DVC action during her tenure.

PERSONALLeah Marie Johnson was born on June 29, 1990, in Winfield, Ill. ... an accounting major ... has a 3.97 cumulative GPA through her first three years at BGSU ... daughter of Jay and Brenda Johnson ... has a younger brother ... has played club ball for the Fox Valley Strikers ... also has played for the Illinois State ODP team.

LEAH JOHNSON - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2008................ 20-20 1 1 3 5 .200 5 1.000 0 0-0

2009................ 20-20 1 3 5 8 .125 4 .500 0 0-0

2010................ Redshirted

TOTAL............... 40-40 2 4 8 13 .154 9 .692 0 0-0

LEAH JOHNSONF/MF • 5-2 • SR./JR. • LETTERS EARNED - √√

WHEATON, ILL. (WHEATON WARRENVILLE SOUTH)17

Johnson


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Played in 16 of BGSU’s 20 matches, making two starts ... drew her first collegiate start in the Ohio match (Oct. 17) ... was in the starting lineup for the match at Northern Illinois (Oct. 24) as well ... played in each of BG’s final 13 contests of the year ... did not play more than 23 min-utes in any of the Falcons’ first 13 matches ... then, saw at least 28 minutes of action in each of the next five matches, including a season-high 48 at Western Michigan (Oct. 22) ... played 38 minutes against Akron (Oct. 15), 36 at Toledo (Oct. 8) and 35 at Ball State (Oct. 10) during that stretch.

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Findlay H.S. (‘10) ... named the Trojans’ Offensive Player of the Year in each of her last two seasons ... earned All-Northwest Ohio First-Team honors in 2009 after being named to the second team in ‘08 ... FHS won a district title and earned a regional runner-up finish in 2009, after winning sectional crowns in each of the previous two seasons ... also lettered in basketball, and was an honorable-mention All-Greater Buckeye Conference selection in 2009-10 ... captained both the basketball and soccer teams as a senior ... earned Academic All-Ohio honors ... National Honor Society ... Spanish honor society as well.

PERSONALAshley Elizabeth Miller was born on April 22, 1992, in Findlay, Ohio ... a health science major with a cumulative GPA of 3.64 through her first year at BGSU ... daughter of Chris Miller and Linda Miller ... the second of three children ... has an older sister and a younger brother ... has played club ball for the Greater Toledo Futbol Club and the PSC Impact.

ASHLEY MILLERFORWARD • 5-6 • SO./SO. • LETTERS EARNED - √

FINDLAY, OHIO (FINDLAY)24

Miller

ASHLEY MILLER - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2010................ 16-2 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 16-2 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Sat out the season due to an injury suffered during preseason practice ... had been projected to start at a defender spot.

HIGH SCHOOLA two-time team MVP at Saint Thomas Aquinas H.S. (‘10) ... an Eastern Kansas League honorable-mention selection as a senior, as the Saints went 15-4-1 and posted a state runner-up finish ... team won state titles in both 2006 and ’07 ... earned the school’s Senior Award, and also earned the Pax Cristi Award, given for four years of outstanding achievements, service and leadership ... won the Blake Mulvany Award (leadership award given to one male and one female in the senior class).

PERSONALAmanda Marie Nelson was born on Aug. 17, 1992, in Kansas City, Kansas ... dietetics major ... has a 3.24 cumulative GPA through her first year at BGSU ... daughter of Gene and Barbara Nelson ... has two older sisters ... played club ball for KCFC Alliance Intensity, helping that team to six consecutive Kansas State Cup championships and a pair of regional championships ... team qualified for nationals twice during her tenure.

AMANDA NELSONDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER • 5-7 • SO./FR.

OVERLAND PARK, KANSAS (ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)4

Nelson


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Played in a total of 11 matches, making one start ... her first collegiate start came in the St. Bo-naventure match (Sept. 5) ... played a season-high 58 matches in the Niagara (Sept. 3) contest, beginning a stretch of four consecutive games in which she played over 40 minutes ... saw 56 minutes on the field in the Falcons’ win over Cleveland State (Sept. 12).

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Maumee H.S. (‘10) for coaches Steve Kikolski and Doug Everhart ... an All-Ohio performer for the Panthers ... a three-time all-district first-team selection ... had 40 career goals ... had nine goals and seven assists as a senior in 2009, earning first-team All-Northern Lakes League accolades for the third time in her career ... had 12 goals and nine assists in her junior year, en route to second-team all-state honors ... played in just 10 games as a sophomore, but scored six goals and earned all-league honorable mention ... had 13 goals and six assists as a freshmen, en route to All-NLL and all-district first-team honors ... an all-academic team selection in each of her four years ... team advanced to the sectional finals in all four seasons.

PERSONALKailey Elizabeth Paszko was born on Nov. 5, 1991, in Toledo, Ohio ... undecided upon a major ... has a 3.38 cumulative GPA through her first year at BGSU ... daughter of Donald and Karen Paszko ... has a younger sister ... mother played tennis collegiately at Univ. of Toledo ... played club soccer with the Pacesetter program, helping that team to a State Cup finals appearance in 2006 ... was a member of the Ohio ODP from 2004-08, helping that team to the Region II finals in ’08 ... also has played club ball with Ohio Premier.

KAILEY PASZKOMIDFIELDER • 5-7 • SO./SO. • LETTERS EARNED - √

TOLEDO, OHIO (MAUMEE)12

Paszko

KAILEY PASZKO - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2010................ 11-1 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 11-1 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Named the Falcons’ Most Improved Player ... moved into the starting lineup in her sophomore year ... played all 20 matches, making 15 starts ... started each of the final 15 contests of the season, including all 11 MAC matches ... played a total of 1547 minutes, ranking fifth on the team in that category ... had a pair of assists ... those assists came in a pair of home wins, over Cleveland State (Sept. 12) and Kent State (Sept. 26) ... the latter assist came on Tracy Togba’s game-winning goal ... played all 90 minutes in six regulation-time matches ... during BGSU’s stretch of four consecutive overtime games, played at least 95 minutes in all of them ... saw 106 minutes of work vs. Western Michigan (Oct. 22), 105 against Ohio (Oct. 17) and 103 vs. Akron (Oct. 15) ... was on the pitch for 95 minutes at Ball State (Oct. 10).

2009Played in six matches in her first season ... played a season-high 32 minutes in the final regular-season game, at arch-rival Toledo ... saw 18 minutes of action at Detroit and 11 against UC Riverside.

HIGH SCHOOLA three-year letterwinner at Collierville (‘09) for coach Bill Gillespie ... a sweep-er who captained her team as a senior, and received Defensive MVP honors in each of her last three years ... the Lady Dragons went 20-1-5 and advanced to the state finals for the second-straight year in 2007 ... that season, team was ranked #1 in the region and state, and #6 nationally ... CHS went 17-5-2 en route to state finals in ‘06 ... named to All-Tennessee All Metro teams in those three years ... Best of Preps all four years ... Who’s Who Among H.S. Students ... honor roll all four years.

PERSONALEmily Christine Rothwell was born on July 21, 1991, in Germantown, Tenn ... a mathematics major at BGSU ... has a 3.69 grade-point average through her first two years on campus ... daughter of Richard and Jane Rothwell ... has an older sister ... has played club ball with 1991 Lady Lobos, captaining her teams in seven consecutive years ... part of the Olympic Development Program (ODP) state pool from 2003-05.

EMILY ROTHWELLDEFENDER • 5-3 • JR./JR. • LETTERS EARNED - √√

COLLIERVILLE, TENN. (COLLIERVILLE)8

Rothwell

EMILY ROTHWELL - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2009................ 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

2010................ 20-15 0 2 2 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 26-15 0 2 2 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0


FALCON RETURNEES

2010Played in 13 matches, making three starts ... had one assist on the year ... assist came on Keely Chandler’s goal late in the first half at Ball State (Oct. 10) ... drew a starting assignment in her first-ever collegiate match, against Cincinnati (Aug. 22) ... also started the Niagara (Sept. 3) and Western Michigan (Oct. 22) matches ... played 65 minutes in the UC contest, and matched that total with 65 more minutes against WMU.

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at John Glenn H.S. (‘10) ... a two-time all-state first-team selection, and a four-year all-league first-team honoree for the Bobcats ... helped the team to four North East Michigan Conference titles ... Bobcats also won district titles and ad-vanced to the regional finals in both her junior and senior seasons ... team went 73-15-8 during her four years, including a 44-6-4 mark over the last two years ... National Honor Society

PERSONALKaitlyn Marie Tobin was born on Feb. 12, 1992, in Bay City, Mich. ... a psy-chology major ... has a cumulative GPA of 3.75 through her first year at BGSU ... daughter of Brian and Debbie Tobin ... the second of three children ... has an older brother and a younger sister ... has played club ball for Vardar North.

KAITLYN TOBINMF/F • 5-5 • SO./SO. • LETTERS EARNED - √

BAY CITY, MICH. (JOHN GLENN)6

Tobin

KAITLYN TOBIN - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2010................ 13-3 0 1 1 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 13-3 0 1 1 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0


2010Played in 18 matches, making three starts ... had four points on a pair of goals ... scored goals in back-to-back matches ... her first collegiate goal proved to be the game winner, as she scored with 8:27 remaining in a 1-0 triumph over Kent State (Sept. 26) ... also found the back of the net against Eastern Michigan (Oct. 1) ... suffered an injury in the Ohio match (Oct. 17) and missed the next two contests ... returned to play a few minutes in the final game, vs. Miami (Oct. 28) ... first collegiate start had come in the Central Michigan match (Oct. 3) ... came off the bench for the Toledo contest (Oct. 8), then returned to the starting lineup against Ball State (Oct. 10) and Akron (Oct. 15) ... played a season-high 51 minutes in the CMU contest.

HIGH SCHOOLA three-year letterwinner ... played her freshman season at Orange H.S. before attending Hawken School (‘10) ... a two-time all-state selection for the Hawks ... earned all-Chagrin Valley Conference and All-Cleveland honors three times each ... was the league MVP as a freshman ... missed her sophomore year due to injury ... as a junior, broke the Hawken single-season record with 33 goals ... earned her second-straight all-state honor as a senior in 2009 ... helped the Hawks to a berth in the district finals that year, after two consecutive trips to the district semifinals.

PERSONALTracy Nehneh Togba was born on Sept. 28, 1992, in Monrovia, Liberia ... a biology major ... has a cumulative GPA of 3.24 through her first year at BGSU ... daughter of Dogba Bass and Marcia Gill-Bass ... has a younger sister ... played club soccer for the Cleveland Internationals.

TRACY TOGBAFORWARD • 5-4 • SO./SO. • LETTERS EARNED - √

ORANGE VILLAGE, OHIO (HAWKEN)20

Togba

TRACY TOGBA - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2010................ 18-3 2 0 4 5 .400 4 .800 1 0-0

TOTAL............... 18-3 2 0 4 5 .400 4 .800 1 0-0

FALCON RETURNEES


2010Saw action in 19 matches, making 12 starts ... tied for fourth on the team in scoring, with seven points ... tied for the team lead in game-winning goals ... scored those winners on back-to-back Sundays, against Cleveland State (Sept. 12) and Indiana State (Sept 19) ... the goal against CSU came with just over six minutes remaining in the second half ... then, scored in the 79th minute to break a 2-2 tie at ISU ... had three assists on the season, against Cincin-nati (Aug. 22), Buffalo (Sept. 24) and Ball State (Oct. 10) ... the helper in the UC match, her first collegiate assist, came on Alyssa Zuccaro’s game-tying goal with just over five minutes left in regulation ... played over 60 minutes on eight occasions, including a career-high 77 vs. Michigan State (Sept. 17) ... started the first five matches of the year, and started five consecu-tive matches from Sept. 17 to Oct. 1 ... also started the Toledo (Oct. 8) and Miami (Oct. 28) contests.

2009Played in 15 matches in her initial season, making four starts ... was injured in the season opener at Ohio State (Aug. 21), and missed the next five contests ... returned to play in each of the final 14 matches of the year ... had two points, scoring her first collegiate goal at Western Michigan (Sept. 27) ... starts came against UC Irvine (Sept. 20), Ball State (Oct. 2), Miami (Oct. 4) and Toledo (Oct. 29) ... played a season-high 56 minutes in the final regular-season contest at UT, one game after playing 52 minutes vs. Eastern Michigan (Oct. 25) ... wore uniform #12 as a freshman.

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Kettering Fairmont (’09) for coach Jeff Kuns ... an All-Ohio Second-Team selection as a senior ... three-time all-league (Greater Western Ohio Conference choice) ... also earned All-Miami Valley honors on multiple occasions ... had a career total of 29 goals, including 12 as a senior ... had 21 career assists for the Firebirds ... also earned four letters in track and field, along with two letters in diving ... captained both the soccer and track teams as a senior ... National Honor Society ... United Student Body Commissioner.

PERSONALSarah Marie VonderBrink was born on June 4, 1990, in Dayton, Ohio ... a communication disorders major at BGSU ... has a 3.56 cumulative GPA through her first two years on campus ... daughter of Phil and Kathy VonderBrink ... the third of four children ... has an older brother, an older sister and a younger sister ... father played soccer collegiately at Ohio State ... played club soccer with Ohio Galaxies FC Elite.

SARAH VONDERBRINKF/MF • 5-7 • JR./JR. • LETTERS EARNED - √ √

KETTERING, OHIO (FAIRMONT)5

VonderBrink

SARAH VONDERBRINK - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2009................ 15-4 1 0 2 4 .250 3 .750 0 0-0

2010................ 19-12 2 3 7 16 .125 6 .375 2 0-0

TOTAL............... 34-16 3 3 9 20 .150 9 .450 2 0-0

FALCON RETURNEES


2010Named to the MAC’s All-Freshman Team ... also named to the OCSA All-Ohio Second Team ... started all 20 matches in her first semester on campus ... one of five BGSU players, and the only freshman, to be in the starting XI for every game ... tied for second on the team in scoring, with 11 points ... had three goals, the third-highest total on the Falcons, and tied for second with five assists ... nine of those points (three goals, three assists) came in MAC play, the second-highest total on the Falcons ... had three three-point games on the year, all coming in conference action ... picked up a goal and an assist in the Buffalo (Sept. 24), Eastern Michigan (Oct. 1) and Akron (Oct. 15) matches ... her first collegiate point came on BG’s first goal of the season, Alyssa Zuccaro’s score with just over five minutes left in regulation vs. Cincinnati (Aug. 22) ... also had an assist in the Indiana State match (Sept. 19), with that helper coming on Sarah VonderBrink’s game-winning goal ... had two game-winning assists on the year, with the other one coming on ‘Z’s first goal against UB ... played a season-high 85 minutes against UA, and was on the pitch for 84 minutes of the Miami (Oct. 28) contest.

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Troy H.S. (‘10) ... was an all-state first-team selection as a senior for the Colts, leading the team in both goals (10) and assists (15) in the spring of 2010 ... also led Troy in each of those categories as a junior, with nine goals and 12 assists ... an all-state second-team pick as a junior ... team advanced to the state semifinals in 2009 and to the quar-terfinals in ‘10 ... a three-time all-district and all-league choice ... also named to the all-region (twice) and all-county teams for the Colts ... a scholar-athlete in each of her four years ... National Honor Society ... graduated Summa Cum Laude ... Phi Beta Kappa.

PERSONALMadeline Marie Wideman was born on Sept. 19, 1992, in Pontiac, Mich. ... health science ma-jor ... has a cumulative GPA of 3.58 through her first year at BGSU ... daughter of Patrick and Kathleen Wideman ... has a younger sister ... played club ball for Bloomfield Force FC, helping that team to three-straight state quarterfinal appearances from 2007-09.

MADELINE WIDEMANMF/F • 5-4 • SO./SO. • LETTERS EARNED - √

TROY, MICH. (TROY)11

Wideman

MADELINE WIDEMAN - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2010................ 20-20 3 5 11 26 .115 11 .423 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 20-20 3 5 11 26 .115 11 .423 0 0-0

FALCON RETURNEES


2010Played in 10 matches, making five starts ... did not see game action during the first nine matches of the season, but then played in 10 of the last 11 contests, including the final nine ... all 10 of her appearances came vs. MAC foes ... started each of the last five contests ... made her collegiate debut in the win over Buffalo (Sept. 24), playing seven minutes ... after playing a total of 37 minutes over the Falcons’ first 13 games (seeing action in just three of those 13 matches), then played 195 minutes over the next three games ... that began a streak in which she set career standards for minutes played in five consecutive matches ... played 57 minutes at Toledo (Oct. 8), 64 at Ball State (Oct. 10), 74 vs. Akron (Oct. 15), 79 against Ohio (Oct. 17) and 88 at Western Michigan (Oct. 22) ... played all 90 minutes in the final game of the season, vs. Miami (Oct. 28).

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Cloverleaf H.S. (‘10) under coaches Val Baughman and Jake Miracle ... a two-time Suburban League First-Team selection as the Colts won the league crown in both 2008 and ‘09 ... CHS went 50-11-10 in her four years, including 32-2-3 over her final two seasons ... named team’s Defensive MVP as a senior ... Colts were ranked seventh in the state and as high as 36th in the nation that season ... earned OHSAA Scholar Athlete award ... National Honor Society.

PERSONALMelissa Nicole Zeigler was born on April 5, 1992 in Westlake, Ohio ... a biology major ... has a cumulative GPA of 3.36 through her first year at BGSU ... daughter of Vince and Jennifer Zeigler ... the oldest of three children ... has two brothers ... has played club ball for Pennine United Soccer Club.

MELISSA ZEIGLERDEFENDER • 5-6 • SO./SO. • LETTERS EARNED - √

LODI, OHIO (CLOVERLEAF)30

Zeigler

MELISSA ZEIGLER - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2010................ 10-5 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0

TOTAL............... 10-5 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0

FALCON RETURNEES


2011The 2011 team captain.

2010Named BGSU’s offensive MVP for the third time in as many seasons ... led the Falcons in scoring ... one of five Falcons to start all 20 matches ... had 22 points on the year, the highest total by a BGSU player since 2005 ... led the Falcons in goals, with eight, and in assists, with six ... paced BGSU in scoring in MAC matches as well, with 14 points in those 11 games ... had five goals and four assists vs. conference foes ... had five goals in a two-game span, and set a school record with 15 points in a four-game stretch midway through the season ... had her first career two-goal game in the Falcons’ win at Indiana State (Sept. 19) ... scored a then career-high five points in that match, assisting on Sarah VonderBrink’s winner ... then, had six points on her first collegiate hat trick the next time out, in the victory over Buffalo (Sept. 24) ... the hat trick was the first by a BG player in six years, and was only the second-ever hat trick by a Falcon in a MAC regular-season game ... was named the MAC Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 27, after her seven-point weekend in the wins over UB and Kent State (Sept. 26) ... also named the MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Week later that same week (Oct. 1) ... her other goals came vs. Cincinnati (Aug. 22), Eastern Michigan (Oct. 1) and Ball State (Oct. 10) ... had a three-point game at EMU, with an assist in addition to the goal ... also had assists against Xavier (Aug. 29), KSU, Akron (Oct. 15) and Miami (Oct. 28) ... the assist in the KSU match came on Tracy Togba’s winner late in the second half ... led the Falcons in total shot attempts (41) and shots on goal (17).

2009Named the team’s Offensive MVP for the second time in her two seasons ... one of four Falcons to start all 20 matches ... third on the team in scoring, with seven points ... tied for third on the team with two goals, and deadlocked for second in assists, with three ... led the Falcons in shot attempts (38) and shots on goal (17) ... had a three-point game, contributing to both BG goals in a 2-1 win over Indiana State (Aug. 28) ... had a goal, then assisted on Megan Amann’s game winner ... also scored in the 1-1 tie at Northern Illinois (Sept, 25), in the MAC opener ... other assists came at Detroit (Sept. 4) and Western Michigan (Sept. 27) ... played a total of 1468 minutes, ranking sixth on the team ... saw a season-high 103 minutes of action in double-OT tie vs. Kent State (Oct. 16) ... played 91 minutes in another tie, against Ohio (Oct. 9) ... played all 90 minutes in the regulation win over ISU ... through her first two years, has 18 career points on seven goals and four assists ... has played in 41 of BG’s 42 games in that time, making 37 starts.

2008Named to the MAC’s All-Freshman Team ... also chosen as the Falcons’ MVP on offense after a stellar debut in the Brown and Orange ... played in 21 of BG’s 22 games, making 17 starts ... finished fourth on the team in scoring with a total of 11 points ... tied for second with five goals

ALYSSA ZUCCARO - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSEASON GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att

2008................ 21-17 5 1 11 43 .116 15 .349 3 0-0

2009................ 20-20 2 3 7 38 .053 17 .447 0 0-0

2010................ 20-20 8 6 22 41 .195 17 .415 1 0-0

TOTAL............... 61-57 15 10 40 122 .123 49 .402 4 0-0

ALYSSA ZUCCAROF/MF • 5-4 • SR./SR. • LETTERS EARNED - √√√

MENTOR, OHIO (MENTOR)13

Zuccaro

FALCON RETURNEES

2011 BGSUTEAM CAPTAIN


... led the Falcons with three game-winning goals, tying her for fourth in the MAC ... her seven points in MAC play included three goals, tying her for the team lead ... first collegiate goal proved to be a game winner, at IPFW (Sept. 5) ... also had the GWG vs. both Miami (Oct. 12) and Kent State (Oct. 24) ... other goals came vs. Northern Illinois (Sept. 26), and against Western Michigan in the MAC Tournament (Nov. 2) ... lone assist on the season came in the Miami match, giving her the first three-point game of her BG career ... in league games only, tied for the MAC lead in GWG (two), and also ranked among the leaders in goals (T-ninth, three) and goals per game (T-10th, 0.27) ... wore uniform #27 in her first season at BGSU.

HIGH SCHOOLA two-year letterwinner at Mentor (‘08) under coach Andy Dubeansky ... earned All-Ohio Second-Team honors as a senior ... saw her playing time reduced significantly by a pair of ACL injuries during her high-school career ... scored a team-high 20 goals in both her sophomore and senior seasons ... as a soph, helped the Cardinals to a 14-3-3 record and a regional appearance.

PERSONALAlyssa Katherine Zuccaro was born on Feb. 16, 1990 ... adolescent/young adult/secondary education major at BGSU ... has a 3.15 cumulative GPA through her first three years at BGSU ... daughter of Anthony and Marlene Zuccaro ... has an older brother ... has played club soccer for CSA Impact, helping that team to a state title in 2003.

FALCON RETURNEES / FALCONS IN THE COMMUNITY

The BGSU women’s soccer student-athletes have volunteered their time and effort to aid numer-ous events and causes, including the BGSU Dance Marathon, Habitat for Humanity and at the Toledo Hospital.

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HIGH SCHOOLA two-year letterwinner at Perrysburg H.S. (‘11) for coaches Jorge Diaz and Mike Murphy ... helped the team to an overall record of 31-6-4 in those two seasons ... earned All-Northern Lakes League First-Team honors and second-team all-district accolades as a senior ... helped the Jackets to sectional and district championships and a berth in the regional finals in 2010 ... also an all-academic team selection ... team captain as a senior ... named to the High Honor Roll all four years.

PERSONALKaylee Ann Draper was born on Nov. 17, 1992, in Toledo, Ohio ... plans to major in applied health science at BGSU ... daughter of Robert and Kelly Draper ... has a twin sister, Kelsey, who is a member of the women’s soccer team at Valparaiso Univ. ... played club ball for the Pacesetter Soccer Club, helping that team to three consecutive state cup semifinal berths in 2008-10.

KAYLEE DRAPERDEFENDER•5-4•FR./FR.

PERRYSBURG,OHIO(PERRYSBURG)16

Draper

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at DeKalb H.S. (‘11) under coaches Phil Rouse and Brent McIntosh ... had a career total of 25 goals and 43 assists ... had 10 goals and 13 assists in her senior year, and was named the DeKalb Daily Chronicle Player of the Year as the Barbs posted a 14-6-2 record and finished third in the Northern Illinois Big 12 Conference ... team captain as both a junior and a senior ... earned all-conference honors four times (Western Sun Conference in her first three seasons) ... team’s defensive MVP in 2008 and offensive MVP in both 2010 and ‘11 ... also lettered in basketball at DHS ... Academic Honor Roll all four years.

PERSONALLindsey Nicole Adshade was born on July 28, 1993, in DeKalb, Ill. ... plans to major in physi-cal therapy at BGSU ... daughter of Norm Adshade and Lisa Luker ... has a younger brother ... has played club ball with the Eclipse Select, helping that team to a national ranking of 13th in 2007 ... named the all-area POY in 2010 ... also has Olympic Development Program experi-ence, having played with the Illinois state team in both 2008 and ‘09.

LINDSEY ADSHADEDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER•5-8•FR./FR.

DEKALB,ILL.(DEKALB)31

Adshade

FALCON NEWCOMERS

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HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Manheim Township (‘11) under coach Terry Law ... had 25 career goals and 34 assists for the Streaks ... led the team in assists in all four years ... had 11 goals and 11 assists as a senior, helping the team to both district and state semifinal berths ... twice named a Lancaster Lebanon League First Team All Star after being named to the second team as a sophomore ... Streaks won league, sectional and district titles in that sophomore year ... received her school’s 2010-11 C.M. Wertz Soccer Scholarship Award, and was named to the league’s ‘Big 11’ team as a senior ... team captain as a senior ... also earned three letters in cross country, qualifying for the state meet in all three seasons ... four-year member of the Honor Roll.

PERSONALLeslie Noelle Henny was born on July 8, 1992, in Lancaster, Pa. ... currently undecided on a major ... daughter of Matthew and Jacqueline Henny ... the third of four children ... has three brothers ... father competed in cross country and track at Miami Univ. ... oldest brother, Colin, is a fifth-year senior on the football team at Kutztown Univ. in 2011 ... has played club ball for numerous teams, including Hershey Attack, PA Classics, Hershey KickKats ... also has ODP experience, having played with the Pennsylvania State team for three years ... played for the WPSL Penn Legacy Lancaster Inferno team in the summer of 2011 ... a regional top-20 player in both 2010 and ‘11.

LESLIE HENNYMIDFIELDER•5-6•FR./FR.

LITITZ,PA.(MANHEIMTOWNSHIP)25

Henny

HIGH SCHOOLEarned a pair of letters at Goodrich (‘11) for coach Evan Huizenga ... had 12 goals in each season for the Martians ... had 25 assists in her junior year and 18 as a senior ... helped GHS to a combined record of 24-5-4, and earned a pair of unanimous All-Genessee Area Conference Team honors ... team won the league title in both years ... also earned all-district honors ... team captain in her senior season ... National Honor Society.

PERSONALAshley Marie Garr was born on Oct. 22, 1993, in Philadelphia, Pa. ... plans to major in health services at BGSU ... daughter of Dave and Christina Garr ... the third of four children ... has an older brother, an older sister and a younger brother ... older brother, David, is on the soccer team at Albion Coll. ... sister, Kristi, is on the women’s wrestling team at Oklahoma City Univ. ... played club ball with the Michigan Hawks, helping the team to numerous state champion-ships ... Hawks also have competed in National League play and won the Midwest Regional League at the U15 level.

ASHLEY GARRMIDFIELDER•5-3•FR./FR.

GOODRICH,MICH.(GOODRICH)3

Garr

FALCON NEWCOMERS


2010Attended BGSU during the 2010-11 academic year ... made the team via walk-on tryouts in the spring of 2011.

2009Attended Siena Heights University ... helped the Saints to a 15-3-3 overall record and a Wol-verine-Hoosier Athletic Conference title with a 10-0-2 league mark ... named to the All-WHAC Third Team ... played in all 21 matches, starting 17 ... had four goals and a team-leading nine assists ... was named the league’s offensive player of the week on Sept. 22 after scoring four points the prior week ... scored a ‘Golden Goal’ for a 1-0 win over Madonna Univ., after assist-ing on both goals in a 2-0 triumph at Concordia Univ.

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Sylvania Northview (‘09) under coaches Rick Burgin and Geoff Hunter ... helped the Wildcats to the Northern Lakes League championship in all four years ... earned All-NLL Second-Team honors in 2008 after earning honorable mention in each of the previous two years ... captained the Wildcats as a senior ... team won the district title twice and posted two runner-up finishes ... also earned four letters in track, garnering Second-Team All-NLL honors in the 300 hurdles as a senior ... earned all-league honorable mention in both the 100 meters and 100 hurdles that year ... named to the league’s Senior All-Academic Team in both sports.

NOËL LUTHERFORWARD•5-1•JR./SO.

SYLVANIA,OHIO(NORTHVIEW)(SIENAHEIGHTSUNIV.)

29

Luther

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Lebanon (‘11) under coach Bruce Bingham ... an All-Ohio First-Team selection as a senior after earning second-team all-state honors in her junior season ... also earned a prestigious NSCAA Senior Excellence Award ... helped the Warriors to four GWOC South titles in her four years ... team went 57-14-8 overall and a perfect 17-0-0 in the GWOC during those four seasons ... twice earned All-Miami Valley District First-Team ac-colades ... had 22 goals and seven assists as a sophomore ... set her high school’s single-season goals record with 25 as a junior, then shattered that mark with 36 goals in her senior season ... had 96 goals and 40 assists in her career ... LHS advanced to the district finals in three of her four years ... team captain as a senior ... also played lacrosse.

PERSONALSidney Ailene Huth was born on April 12, 1993, in Cincinnati, Ohio ... plans to major in physi-cal therapy at BGSU ... daughter of Chad and Carrie Huth ... the oldest of three children ... has a brother and a sister ... has played club ball with Cincinnati United Premier ... also played for Ohio South ODP and was a Region II “B” Pool player in 2008.

SIDNEY HUTHFORWARD•5-7•FR./FR.

LEBANON,OHIO(LEBANON)7

Huth

PERSONALNoël Marcia Luther was born on Dec. 16, 1990, in Indianapolis, Ind. ... an earth and life science AYA education major at BGSU ... has a 3.73 cumulative GPA ... daughter of Glenn and Tamara Luther ... the third of four children ... has an older brother, an older sister and a younger sister ... father competed on the cross country and track teams at Hope College.

FALCON NEWCOMERS


HIGH SCHOOLA four-year starter at Dublin Coffman (‘11) under coaches Michael Walker, Marc D’Auteuil and Matt D’Auteuil ... helped the Shamrocks to the district finals as a freshman and sopho-more, and earned district championships as a junior and senior ... team was the regional title and earned a state runner-up finish in her junior year ... was named to the All-Ohio Capital Conference and Division I Central District First Teams as a senior, and also earned ‘Super 12’ Team honorable mention ... was a team co-captain as a senior ... also lettered in diving ... Honor Roll.

PERSONALMaKenzie Barbara Schlemitz was born on Aug. 11, 1992, in Dublin, Ohio ... plans to major in criminal justice at BGSU ... has an older brother and two sisters ... father played lacrosse at BGSU ... mother was on the swimming team at Ball State Univ. ... great-grandfather played soccer for the German National Team ... has played club ball with Ohio Premier, helping that team to US Club State Cup championships in 2004 and 2007 and state runner-up finishes in each year from 2009-11 ... team advanced to the US Club regional finals in 2010, and earned Elite Clubs National League top-10 finishes in both 2010 and ‘11.

KENZIE SCHLEMITZDEFENDER/MIDFIELDER•5-8•FR./FR.DUBLIN,OHIO(DUBLINCOFFMAN)33

Schlemitz

FALCON NEWCOMERS

HIGH SCHOOLAttended Seton (‘11) and earned one letter under coach Dr. Ron Quinn ... was named to the All-Girls Greater Catholic League Second-Team after scoring seven goals and eight assists in 2010 ... finished in the top 10 in the GGCL in scoring ... the Saints finished with a 9-7-1 record ... also played basketball ... earned the Seton Academic Award all four years at the school, and also received the Saint Award for dedication, leadership, attitude and spirit ... earned Leader-ship Scholars Game Changer Award as well ... Seton H.S. Student Ambassador ... played soc-cer with the Ohio Elite Soccer Academy during her sophomore and junior years.

PERSONALLindsey Marie Thompson was born on Dec. 2, 1992, in Cincinnati, Ohio ... plans to major in visual communication technology (VCT) at BGSU ... daughter of Tim and Chris Thompson ... the youngest of two daughters ... played club ball for Tri-State Futbol Alliance Elite I, helping the team to Ohio South State Cup semifinal berths in both 2009 and 2010 ... spent two sum-mers tutoring and working with inner-city youths in Cincinnati.

LINDSEY THOMPSONMIDFIELDER/FORWARD•5-3•FR./FR.

CINCINNATI,OHIO(SETON)21

Thompson


FALCON NEWCOMERS

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner at Caledonia (‘11) under coach Steve Sanxter ... a multiple-time all-state selection who helped the Fighting Scots to a four-year record of 66-15-1 ... scored 58 career goals and had 30 assists ... captained the team as both a junior and a senior ... team won conference titles in each of her last three years and captured a district championship in her sophomore season ... named her team’s MVP as a senior after earning Offensive MVP honors the previous spring ... also earned Academic All-State honors as a senior ... Class President in both 2008 and ‘09 ... four-year member of Student Council ... National Honor Society.

PERSONALHailey Joan Yondo was born on Feb. 19, 1993, in Idaho Falls, Idaho ... currently undecided upon a major at BGSU ... daughter of Guy and Jackie Yondo ... the youngest of two daughters ... has played club soccer with Grand Rapids Crew Juniors ... also has been an ODP participant at the state level, and was in the state pool in 2007 and ‘08 ... additionally, was in the ODP National Camp Super Y League in 2010.

HAILEY YONDOMIDFIELDER•5-5•FR./FR.

CALEDONIA,MICH.(CALEDONIA)22

Yondo


THE MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE


Providing leadership in education and diversity, the Mid-American Conference moves into its 65th year of service to the student-athlete.

Since its inception in 1946, the Mid-American Conference has progressively grown and developed into one of the most aggressive Division I conferences in the country. One of only 11 football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) conferences, the MAC named Dr. Jon A. Steinbre-cher as its eighth commissioner in the 65-year history of the league in March of 2009. Steinbrecher came to the MAC after serving six years as the commis-sioner of the Ohio Valley Conference.

The league has grown its commitment to championships by expanding to six its number of neutral site post season events – football (Detroit’s Ford Field), volleyball (SPIRE Academy, Geneva,

Ohio), men’s and women’s basketball (Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena), softball (Akron’s Firestone Stadium) and baseball (Avon, Ohio All Pro Freight Stadium).

In 2010, four MAC programs received bowl invitations and it marked the first time in conference history that the MAC had four or more teams receive bowl invitations in a three-year consecutive span. In addition, the MAC has sent four or more teams to bowl games in five of the last seven years.

For the first time in its 65-year history, the MAC will have eight bowl relation-ships--three primary and five secondary. The three primary agreements are with the Little Caesar’s Pizza Bowl (Detroit, Mich.), GoDaddy.com Bowl (Mobile, Ala.) and uDrove Humanitarian Bowl (Boise, Ida.). In addition, the MAC has secured secondary agreements with the BBVA Compass Bowl (2011-2013), the New Mexico Bowl (2011-2013), the Beef O’Brady’s St. Petersburg Bowl (2011-13), the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl (2011) and the TicketCity Bowl (2012).

In its partnership with ESPN, the MAC is in the third year of its eight-year rights agreement (through 2016-2017 academic years) for football, as well as men’s and women’s basketball. The deal is the most extensive in the history of the conference. The agreement calls for a minimum of 25 events annually to be produced and aired on an ESPN platform including the men’s and women’s bas-ketball championships, a regular-season MAC presence on ESPN, the Marathon MAC Football Championship and a minimum of 11 regular-season football games.

In 2010, the Akron men’s soccer team won its first national championship by defeating Louisville, 1-0, in the NCAA College Cup. Akron junior defender


Kofi Sarkodie was named Player of the Year by Soccer America, and Sarkodie was joined by senior midfielder Anthony Ampaipitakwong and junior striker Dar-lington Nagbe on Soccer America’s MVP First Team, as Akron’s three honorees were the most by any school. In addi-tion, Nagbe was presented the Hermann Trophy, the most prestigious honor in intercollegiate soccer, as it marked the second consecutive year for a member of the Akron program to be honored with the Hermann Trophy (Teal Bunbury, 2009). History was made in the 2011 Major League Soccer Super Draft as seven UA players were drafted, includ-ing five of the first eight selections in the first round. This set an MLS draft record for the most first-round selections from a single school.

In 2010-11 for men’s basketball, the MAC set a conference mark as six programs received invites to postsea-son tournaments. In wrestling, Central Michigan won its tenth consecutive MAC championship, while the MAC sent 23 wrestlers to the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championship and Kent State’s Dustin Kilgore won the NCAA national championship at the 197 weight class. Kilgore was one of four MAC grapplers to secure All-America hon-ors. Buffalo won its first championship in men’s swimming and diving, while Kent State won its 19th MAC title in men’s golf and received its 24th NCAA appearance. Ball State made its seventh automatic bid to the NCAA Men’s Ten-nis Tournament.

In baseball, KSU won the MAC cham-pionship and lost to Texas in the NCAA Regional Final. A total of 17 MAC student-athletes were selected in Major League Baseball’s 2011 Draft.

Women’s athletics continued to shine for the MAC this past year. For the first time in conference history, six women’s

The Falcons hoisted the MAC Tournament championship trophy in 2004, the first league title in the history of the women’s soccer pro-gram at BGSU


MAC Commissioner Jon Steinbrecher


basketball programs were invited to postseason tourna-ments. Bowling Green won the MAC tournament and received the invitation to the NCAA tournament, while four programs were invited to the WNIT—Toledo, Eastern Mich-igan, Kent State and Central Michigan. In addition, Buffalo was invited to the Women’s Basketball Invitational.

In women’s soccer, Central Michigan won their second consecutive MAC championship, while Ohio won their third consecutive MAC volleyball championship and defeated Penn in the opening round of the NCAA volleyball tournament. In field hockey, KSU won the MAC Tournament and had a pair of All-Americans. In women’s swimming and diving, Ohio won its 11th MAC Championship and first since 2008. Four MAC swimmers were named to collegeswimming.com’s Mid-Major All-America team.

Both CMU and KSU competed at the NCAA Regional Championships in gym-nastics, while the Flashes made a first-ever trip to the NCAA National Cham-pionship and finished 12th overall. The Kent State gymnastics coaching staff, led by Brice Biggin, were recognized by the National Association of College Gym-nastics Coaches/Women (NACGC/W). Biggin was named NACGC/W Head Coach of the Year, while assistant coach-es Sharon Sabin and Tom Ward were named NACGC/W National Assistant Coaches of the Year.

Akron’s women’s tennis team won its first MAC Tournament in program history, while Western Michigan won the MAC softball championship. In women’s golf, Kent State won its 13th consecutive crown, while Western Michigan’s Brittney Hamilton and Ball

State’s Brittany Kelly became their program’s first golfers to play in the NCAA Women’s Golf Central Regional.

From two-time Super Bowl quarterback winning Ben Roethlisberger (Miami Uni-versity), NFL Defensive MVP James Harrison (Kent State University), three NFL Pro Bowlers (Cleveland KR Josh Cribbs, San Diego TE Antonio

Gates, Pittsburgh LB James Harrison), British Open winner Ben Curtis (Kent State University), World Series winning manager Bob Brenly (Ohio University) and Olympic bobsled team member Brock Kreitzburg (University of Toledo), the Mid-American Conference contin-ues to excel in producing leaders in the world of athletics. In Super Bowl XLV between Green Bay and Pittsburgh there were 15 former MAC student-athletes on rosters competing in the Super Bowl, including nine with the Packers and six with the Steelers, and six former MAC players were named to the 2011 NFL Pro Bowl.

Based in Cleveland since July 1999 following a 15-year stay in Toledo, Ohio, the MAC has established historic measurements in both football and men’s and women’s basketball since moving to Northeast Ohio. The MAC was founded

as a five-school league on February 24, 1946 in Columbus, Ohio with Ohio, But-ler, Cincinnati, Wayne State and Western Reserve admitted as charter members. The Mid-American Conference has 12 full-time schools and a 13th, Temple, and 14th, UMass for football only (beginning in 2012). Comprising the East Division is the University of Akron (joined in 1992), Bowling Green State University (1952), University at Buffalo (1998), Kent State University (1951), Miami University (1947), Ohio University (1946) and Temple University (2007). The West Division members are Ball State University (1973), Central Michi-gan University (1971), Eastern Michigan University (1971), Northern Illinois University (1975-86, 1997), University of Toledo (1950) and Western Michigan University (1947).

In 1946 men’s basketball was the first competitive sport in the MAC, which now sponsors a total 23 sports. Women’s sports were brought into the conference’s structure in 1980. For men, champion-ships (11) are sponsored in football, bas-ketball, baseball, cross country, soccer, swimming and diving, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, wrestling, golf and tennis. For women, champion-ships (12) are sponsored in basketball, softball, volleyball, cross country, field hockey, golf, soccer, swimming and div-ing, gymnastics, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field and tennis.


THE FALCONS AND MAC WOMEN’S SOCCER

The fall of 1997 marked the first season of competition for women’s soccer as a conference-sponsored sport. Eight MAC institutions fielded teams that fall. The first season of league women’s soccer sponsorship coincided with Bowling Green’s first year fielding a program at the varsity level.

Buffalo, Central Michigan and Marshall joined the MAC women’s soccer ranks in 1998, and Ball State began competi-tion in 1999. Akron started a women’s soccer program in 2001, bringing MAC membership in the sport to 13 schools. Marshall left the MAC at the end of the 2004-05 academic year, giving the conference 12 women’s soccer-playing schools.

The Falcons have enjoyed their fair share of success in MAC action. The 2005 team won the regular-season title for the first time in school history, and BGSU won back-to-back conference tournament titles in ’04 and ’05. The Falcons have appeared in the MAC Tournament’s championship game five times in the last decade, including in three-straight title tilts from 2003-05 and again in 2007.

The inaugural MAC Tournament, in 1997, included the top four regular-season finishers, and the tourney doubled in size for the 1998 season. In that ’98 tournament, BG advanced to the semifinal round before losing in overtime to eventual champion Northern Illinois. All six of BGSU’s MAC Tourna-ment losses have come at the hands of the eventual tourney champion.

Two years later (2000), the Falcons won a pair of tourna-ment matches to advance to the championship contest for the first time. In that final, the Brown and Orange lost to Miami, again in overtime.

In 2002, the Falcons were picked to finish ninth, but placed fourth in the regular-season standings. That BG squad hosted a MAC Tournament match for the first time in school history, and won that match before falling to MU on the Red-Hawks’ home field.

The next season, the Falcons finished eighth in the regular-season standings, but downed the top seed in the first

round of the tournament, and advanced all the way to the championship match.

The 2003 team’s improbable run seemed hard to top, but Andy Richards’ 2004 team did just that. Again seeded eighth, the ’04 Falcons outscored opponents, 8-2, en route to three wins over higher-seeded teams and the first MAC Tournament title in school history.

The 2005 BGSU squad returned to the championship match yet again, achieving several program firsts. Richards and the Falcons won the MAC’s regular-season title for the first time in school history, and earned the right to host the league tourney for the first time. The Brown and Orange did not allow a goal in three MAC Tournament matches, en route to a second-straight title and NCAA berth.

The ’06 Falcons, despite losing seven starters from the previous year’s club, returned to the MAC Tournament for a fifth-straight season. The Brown and Orange, with 12 new-comers on the roster, saw their season end in the quarterfinals.

In 2007, the Falcons returned to the championship round of the conference tourney for the fourth time in five Novem-bers. BGSU’s three tournament matches all went to overtime, with the last two requiring penalty kicks. The Falcons dis-patched regular-season champion Ball State on the Cardinals’ home field in the semifinal round, before Toledo squeaked past the Brown and Orange via PKs in the final.

The 2008 Falcons finished fourth in the MAC’s regu-lar-season standings. BGSU downed Western Michigan in quarterfinal-round action at Cochrane, before falling at UT on a late goal in the semifinal round.

The 2010 season saw the MAC women’s soccer schools split into a pair of six-team divisions for the first time. That format will continue in 2011.

Eight teams will qualify for the tournament again in ’11, with quarterfinal matches held Oct. 30 at the top four seeds. The semifinals and championship will be contested Nov. 4 and 6, respectively, at the site of the highest remaining seed after the quarterfinal round.

The Falcons won the MAC Tournament title in both 2004 ...

... and 2005, with the latter crown coming at Cochrane Field


MAC STANDINGS & HISTORY

1997 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. NorthernIll.(12-8-1) 6-1-0 182. WesternMich.(9-8-2) 4-2-1 13 EasternMich.(11-7-1) 4-2-1 13 Ohio(10-6-2) 4-2-1 135. Toledo(9-6-2) 4-3-0 126. Miami(7-13-0) 2-5-0 67. Kent(3-14-2) 1-5-1 48. BowlingGreen(6-12-0) 1-6-0 3

1997 MAC TOURNAMENTSemifinals(Friday,Nov.7)#1NorthernIllinois2,#4Ohio1#3EasternMich.2,#2WesternMich.1

Championship(Sunday,Nov.9)#1NorthernIll.3,#3EasternMich.2(OT)(allmatchesheldatNorthernIllinois)

1998 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. Ohio(16-6-0) 9-1-0 27 NorthernIll.(14-7-0) 9-1-0 273. EasternMich.(13-7-1) 7-2-1 224. Kent(13-7-1) 5-4-1 165. Toledo(8-12-0) 5-5-0 156. BowlingGreen(8-11-1) 4-5-1 137. Buffalo(10-6-2) 3-5-2 118. WesternMich.(6-10-2) 3-6-1 109. Miami(5-8-3) 2-6-2 810.CentralMich.(6-10-1) 2-7-1 711.Marshall(4-13-1) 1-8-1 4

1998 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Tuesday,Nov.3)#1Ohio3,#8WesternMichigan2#2NorthernIllinois2,#7Buffalo0#6BGSU1,#3EasternMichigan0#4Kent2,#5Toledo1

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.6)#2NorthernIllinois2,#6BGSU1(OT)#1Ohio1,#4Kent0

Championship(Sunday,Nov.8)#2NorthernIll.2,at#1Ohio1(3-OT)(quarterfinalsheldatsitesofhigher-seededteam;semifi-

nalsandchampionshipheldatOhio)

2000 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. Buffalo(14-6-1) 8-2-1 252. EasternMich.(11-7-2) 8-3-0 243. CentralMich.(10-10-0) 7-4-0 21 Miami(13-8-0)# 7-4-0 21 Ohio(10-9-0) 7-4-0 216. WesternMich.(10-9-2) 5-4-2 177. BowlingGreen(10-10-1) 5-5-1 168. Toledo(5-12-1) 4-6-1 139. KentState(8-8-1) 4-7-0 1210.Marshall(8-10-1) 3-7-1 1011.NorthernIllinois(4-14-1) 2-8-1 7 BallState(7-10-2) 2-8-1 7

2000 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Tuesday,Oct.31)#1Buffalo2,#8Toledo0#7BowlingGreen2,#2EasternMichigan1#6WesternMichigan2,#3CentralMich.1#4Miami1,#5Ohio0

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.3)#7BowlingGreen2,#6WesternMichigan1#4Miami2,#1Buffalo0

Championship(Sunday,Nov.5)#4Miami1,#7BowlingGreen0(2-OT)(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatBuffalo)

1999 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. EasternMich.(17-4-3)# 8-1-2 262. CentralMich.(14-6-1) 8-3-0 24 Miami(17-3-1) 8-3-0 244. Buffalo(13-5-1) 7-4-0 215. Ohio(9-10-1) 6-4-1 196. WesternMich.(10-9-1) 5-5-1 167. NorthernIll.(5-14-0) 5-6-0 15 Kent(10-9-0) 5-6-0 15 Toledo(9-8-0) 5-6-0 1510.BowlingGreen(5-11-3) 2-6-3 911.Marshall(6-10-3) 2-7-2 812.BallState(1-17-1) 0-10-1 1

1999 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Tuesday,Nov.2)#1EasternMichigan5,#8Kent0#2CentralMichigan2,#7NorthernIllinois1#3Miami1,#6WesternMichigan0(OT)#5Ohio2,#4Buffalo1(2-OT)

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.5)#1EasternMichigan1,#5Ohio0#3Miami2,#2CentralMichigan1

Championship(Sunday,Nov.7)#1EasternMichigan0,#3Miami0*(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatEMU)*EasternMichiganadvances,5-3,onpenaltykicks

BGSU won both the MAC’s regular-season and tourney crowns in 2005


2001 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. Ohio(12-9-0) 10-2-0 302. EasternMich.(15-6-0) 9-3-0 273. Miami(15-7-1)# 8-3-1 254. CentralMich.(12-9-1) 8-4-0 245. Marshall(11-7-1) 7-4-1 226. Buffalo(9-9-0) 7-5-0 217. WesternMich.(8-11-0) 6-6-0 188. BallState(12-6-2) 5-5-2 179. Toledo(6-10-1) 5-6-1 1610.KentState(6-11-0) 5-7-0 1511.NorthernIllinois(3-14-1) 3-9-0 912.BowlingGreen(7-10-2) 2-9-1 713.Akron(2-14-0) 0-12-0 0

2001 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Tuesday,Nov.6)#1Ohio2,#8BallState1#2EasternMichigan4,#7WesternMich.0#3Miami7,#6Buffalo0#4CentralMichigan2,#5Marshall1

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.9)#3Miami4,#2EasternMichigan1#4CentralMichigan2,#1Ohio1(4-OT)

Championship(Sunday,Nov.11)#3Miami3,#4CentralMichigan1(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatOhio)

2002 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. Miami(19-3-2)# 11-1-0 332. BallState(14-6-1) 9-3-0 273. Ohio(15-5-2) 7-3-2 234. BowlingGreen(12-8-2) 7-4-1 225. Buffalo(7-8-5) 5-5-2 17 EasternMich.(9-10-2) 5-5-2 177. WesternMich.(7-10-1) 5-5-1 168. CentralMich.(5-9-5) 4-5-3 159. Toledo(8-8-2) 4-6-2 1410.NorthernIllinois(6-12-0) 4-8-0 1211.KentState(6-10-2) 3-6-2 1112.Marshall(6-9-2) 3-7-2 1113.Akron(5-11-1) 1-10-1 4

2002 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Tuesday,Nov.5)#1Miami5,#8CentralMichigan1#2BallState3,#7WesternMichigan1#3Ohio1,#6EasternMichigan0#4BowlingGreen2,#5Buffalo1(2-OT)%

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.8)#3Ohio1,#2BallState0#1Miami3,#4BowlingGreen0

Championship(Sunday,Nov.10)#1Miami5,#3Ohio1(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatMiami)%matchplayedonWednesday,Nov.6

2003 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. EasternMich.(9-9-3) 8-2-2 26 KentState(12-5-3) 8-2-2 263. WesternMich.(14-8-1)# 8-4-0 244. BallState(11-7-2) 7-4-1 225. CentralMich.(9-8-3) 6-5-1 19 Buffalo(11-8-1) 6-5-1 19 Ohio(10-10-1) 6-5-1 198. BowlingGreen(8-12-3) 5-5-2 179. Miami(7-9-2) 5-6-1 1610.Akron(8-9-1) 5-7-0 15 Toledo(8-11-0) 5-7-0 1512.Marshall(2-15-1) 2-10-0 613.NorthernIllinois(3-15-1) 1-10-1 4

2003 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Tuesday,Nov.4)#8BowlingGreen2,#1EasternMich.1#7Ohio1,#2KentState0#3WesternMichigan3,#6Buffalo0#5CentralMichigan2,#4BallState0

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.7)#8BowlingGreen0,#5CentralMich.0$#3WesternMichigan2,#7Ohio1

Championship(Sunday,Nov.9)#3WesternMichigan4,#8BowlingGreen1(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatWMU)$BGSUadvances,4-3,onpenaltykicks

2004 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. KentState(11-4-5) 7-2-3 24 Ohio(9-7-3) 7-2-3 243. CentralMich.(10-8-3) 6-3-3 21 WesternMich.(11-6-4) 6-3-3 215. BallState(10-3-7) 5-2-5 20 Miami(8-9-2) 6-4-2 20 EasternMich.(10-7-3) 6-4-2 208. Bowl.Green(10-12-2)# 5-5-2 179. Buffalo(7-11-1) 5-6-1 1610.Toledo(7-9-3) 4-6-2 14 NorthernIllinois(6-7-5) 3-4-5 1412.Akron(3-12-2) 1-9-2 513.Marshall(3-13-3) 0-11-1 1

2004 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Tuesday,Nov.2)#8BowlingGreen2,#1KentState1(2-OT)#2Ohio3,#7EasternMichigan1#3CentralMichigan2,#6Miami1#4WesternMich.2,#5BallState2(2-OT)$

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.5)#8BowlingGreen4,#4WesternMichigan1#3CentralMichigan1,#2Ohio0

Championship(Sunday,Nov.7)#8BowlingGreen2,#3CentralMichigan0(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatOhio)$WMUadvances,4-3,onpenaltykicks


The 2004 Falcons became the first team in school history to win a MAC title and advance to the NCAA Championships. Seeded eighth for the conference tournament, BGSU rolled through the tourney with a trio of wins to earn the MAC’s automatic berth to the NCAAs.


2005 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. BowlingGreen(14-7-2)# 9-2-0 272. BallState(15-3-2) 8-2-1 253. WesternMich.(10-8-1) 8-3-0 244. Miami(9-9-0) 6-5-0 18 EasternMich.(8-11-1) 6-5-0 186. CentralMich.(7-10-3) 5-4-2 17 KentState(9-8-5) 5-4-2 178. Toledo(10-7-2) 5-5-1 169. Akron(5-11-2) 3-7-1 10 Buffalo(5-11-2) 3-7-1 1011.NorthernIllinois(5-11-2) 3-8-0 912.Ohio(3-14-0) 1-10-0 3

2005 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Tuesday,Nov.1)#1BowlingGreen0,#8Toledo0(2-OT)$#7KentState0,#2BallState0(2-OT)^#6CentralMichigan1,#3WesternMichigan0#4Miami2,#5EasternMichigan1

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.4)#7KentState1,#6CentralMichigan0(OT)#1BowlingGreen2,#4Miami0

Championship(Sunday,Nov.6)#1BowlingGreen0,#7KentState0(2-OT)$(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatBGSU)$BGSUadvances,3-2,onpenaltykicks^KSUadvances,3-1,onpenaltykicks

2006 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pct.$1. BallState(13-4-3) 8-2-1 .7732. Ohio(9-9-1) 7-3-1 .6823. CentralMichigan(13-4-2) 6-3-2 .636 BowlingGreen(10-10-0) 7-4-0 .6365. Toledo(9-9-4)# 5-3-2 .6006. KentState(10-10-1) 6-5-0 .5457. NorthernIllinois(8-11-2) 5-6-0 .455 Miami(8-10-2) 4-5-2 .4559. Buffalo(8-10-0) 4-6-0 .40010.Akron(11-7-0) 4-7-0 .36411.EasternMichigan(6-10-2) 3-8-0 .27312.WesternMichigan(3-15-1) 2-9-0 .182$Duetoaweathercancellation(Toledo-Buffalo),the

regular-seasonstandingsweredecidedonthebasisofoverallwinningpct.,ratherthanpoints

2006 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Sunday,Oct.29)#8Miami2,#1BallState1#7NorthernIllinois2,#2Ohio0#6KentState5,#3CentralMichigan4(2-OT)#5Toledo3,#4BowlingGreen0

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.3)#5Toledo1,#8Miami0(OT)#7NorthernIllinois1,#6KentState0

Championship(Sunday,Nov.5)#5Toledo2,#7NorthernIllinois1(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatToledo)


2007 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. BallState(13-5-2) 9-1-1 282. Toledo(14-6-3)# 8-3-0 243. NorthernIll.(10-5-5) 6-3-2 204. BowlingGreen(10-9-3) 6-5-0 185. EasternMich.(7-8-4) 5-4-2 176. Ohio(5-11-3) 5-5-1 167. KentState(7-11-1) 5-6-0 158. Miami(6-10-3) 4-6-1 13 Buffalo(7-10-2) 4-6-1 1310.CentralMich.(8-10-0) 4-7-0 1211.WesternMich.(4-11-3) 2-7-2 812.Akron(6-7-6) 1-6-4 7

2007 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Sunday,Nov.4)#1BallState1,#8Miami0#2Toledo4,#7KentState3#3NorthernIllinois1,#6Ohio0#4BowlingGreen2,#5EasternMichigan1(OT)

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.9)#2Toledo0,#3NorthernIllinois0(2-OT)$#4BowlingGreen0,#1BallState0(2-OT)^

Championship(Sunday,Nov.11)#2Toledo2,#4BowlingGreen2(2-OT)!(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatBallState)$Toledoadvances,4-3,onpenaltykicks^BGSUadvances,3-0,onpenaltykicks!Toledoadvances,3-2,onpenaltykicks

The Falcons celebrate after advancing via penalty kicks in the quarterfinal round of the 2005 MAC Tournament

ALL-TIME MAC STANDINGS(MAC TOURNAMENTS • 1997-2010)

Team(Years) W L T Pct. TitlesMiami(11) 16 7 1 .688 3Toledo(8) 9 3 4 .688 3NorthernIll.(7) 8 4 1 .654 2BowlingGreen(9) 11 6 5 .614 2CentralMich.(11) 13 8 2 .609 2EasternMich.(13) 7 11 2 .400 1Ohio(12) 8 12 0 .400 0BallState(8) 2 5 3 .350 0KentState(8) 3 7 2 .333 0WesternMich.(12) 5 11 2 .333 1Buffalo(6) 1 6 0 .143 0Akron(2) 0 2 0 .000 0Marshall(1)# 0 1 0 .000 0

#nolongerintheMAC

(REGULAR SEASON • 1997-2010)

Team(Seasons) W L T Pct. TitlesEasternMich.(14) 87 44 22 .641 2^CentralMich.(13) 81 48 17 .613 2^Ohio(14) 82 54 17 .592 3^Miami(14) 79 62 12 .556 2^Toledo(14) 78 62 12 .553 2^WesternMich.(14) 68 64 20 .513 0BallState(12) 61 58 17 .511 2KentState(14) 64 73 15 .470 2^BowlingGreen(14) 62 72 19 .467 1NorthernIll.(14) 58 80 15 .428 2^Buffalo(13) 54 77 14 .421 1Akron(10) 29 73 17 .315 0Marshall(7)# 18 54 8 .275 0

^Includesco-championships&divisiontitles#nolongerintheMAC


2008 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. Toledo(16-5-1)# 8-2-1 252. CentralMich.(12-5-3) 6-2-3 21 EasternMich.(13-5-5) 6-2-3 214. BowlingGreen(12-6-4) 6-3-2 205. WesternMich.(7-11-1) 6-4-1 196. NorthernIll.(9-6-5) 5-4-2 177. BallState(9-10-1) 5-5-1 168. Miami(6-12-1) 5-6-0 159. Ohio(5-10-3) 4-5-2 1410.KentState(6-11-1) 3-7-1 1011.Akron(7-9-2) 2-7-2 812.Buffalo(4-10-4) 0-9-2 2

2008 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Sunday,Nov.2)#1Toledo1,#8Miami0#2CentralMichigan1,#7BallState0#3EasternMichigan2,#6NorthernIllinois0#4BowlingGreen2,#5WesternMichigan0

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.7)#3EasternMichigan2,#2CentralMichigan0#1Toledo1,#4BowlingGreen0

Championship(Sunday,Nov.9)#1Toledo1,#3EasternMichigan0(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatToledo)


2009 MAC STANDINGS Team(Overall) W-L-T Pts.1. CentralMich.(17-4-3)# 9-0-2 292. EasternMichigan(11-4-6) 6-1-4 22 Akron(9-7-2) 7-3-1 224. Ohio(9-8-2) 6-3-2 20 Toledo(11-6-4) 6-3-2 206. Miami(12-8-1) 6-4-1 197. KentState(8-9-2) 4-5-2 148. WesternMichigan(6-8-5) 3-4-4 139. BallState(4-13-1) 2-8-1 7 Buffalo(3-15-1) 2-8-1 711.BowlingGreen(5-12-3) 1-7-3 6 NorthernIllinois(5-11-3) 1-7-3 6

2009 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Sunday,Nov.1)#1CentralMichigan1,#8WesternMichigan0#2EasternMichigan3,#7KentState0#6Miami2,#3Akron0#5Toledo3,#4Ohio1

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.6)#1CentralMichigan0,#5Toledo0(2-OT)$#6Miami2,#2EasternMichigan1

Championship(Sunday,Nov.8)#1CentralMichigan1,#6Miami0(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatCentralMich.)$CentralMichiganadvances,4-2,onpenaltykicks

2010 MAC STANDINGSEASTDIVISION Team(Overall) W-L-T Pct.1. Miami(13-7-2) 5-4-2 .5452. Akron(7-11-1) 5-5-1 .5003. Ohio(6-9-4) 3-5-3 .4094. BowlingGreen(4-12-4) 2-6-3 .318 KentState(4-10-4) 3-7-1 .3186. Buffalo(1-16-2) 0-9-2 .091

WESTDIVISION Team(Overall) W-L-T Pct.1. Toledo(15-4-2) 10-1-0 .909 CentralMich.(16-5-1)# 10-1-0 .9093. EasternMichigan(9-7-5) 6-2-3 .6824. WesternMichigan(10-7-5) 5-2-4 .6365. NorthernIllinois(9-9-1) 5-5-1 .5006. BallState(7-10-2) 1-8-2 .182

2010 MAC TOURNAMENTQuarterfinals(Sunday,Oct.31)#1Toledo1,#8Ohio0#2Miami2,#7Akron0#3CentralMichigan2,#6NorthernIllinois1#5WesternMich.0,#4EasternMich.0(2-OT)$

Semifinals(Friday,Nov.5)#3CentralMichigan2,#2Miami1(2-OT)$#5WesternMichigan1,#1Toledo0

Championship(Sunday,Nov.7)#3CentralMichigan3,#5WesternMichigan1(quarterfinalmatchesheldatsiteofhigher-seededteam;

semifinalsandchampionshipheldatToledo)$WesternMichiganadvances,4-2,onpenaltykicks

NOTE:Inregular-seasonstandingsfrom1997-2005and2007-2009,teamsearnedthreepointsforawin,oneforatie•ineachyear’sstand-ings,intheeventofties,teamsarelistedinorderofseedingforMACTournament

#NCAATournamentparticipant

Colleen Kordan (left), Alyssa Zuccaro (center) and Samantha Bland celebrate Zuccaro’s second-half goal in the Falcons’ win over Western Michigan in the 2008 MAC Tournament. Kordan had a goal of her own and assisted on Zuccaro’s goal in the win.


SERIES RECORDSOpponent W-L-T GF GAAkron 7-2-1 18 8ArizonaState 0-1-0 1 5BallState 3-7-3 15 21BoiseState 1-0-0 1 0Bucknell 1-0-0 3 2Buffalo 10-4-1 27 14UCIrvine 0-1-0 0 2UCRiverside 0-1-0 0 2CentralMichigan 5-8-2 19 23Cincinnati 1-3-0 3 7ClevelandState 3-0-0 13 2Dayton 0-2-0 2 8Delaware 0-1-0 0 2Detroit 3-4-0 20 23Duquesne 1-0-0 7 3EastCarolina 0-1-0 2 4EasternIllinois 3-2-1 9 9EasternMichigan 7-10-1 23 35Georgia 0-1-0 0 1Hawai’i 0-1-0 0 4Idaho 0-1-0 0 2IndianaState 2-0-0 5 3Indiana 0-3-0 1 11IPFW 2-0-0 5 0IowaState 0-1-0 1 4KentState 10-3-4 20 10Kentucky 0-1-0 0 4Louisville 0-1-0 0 1Marquette 0-1-0 0 3Marshall 5-1-2 18 10Miami 7-10-0 25 34MichiganState 1-12-2 10 38Minnesota 0-1-0 0 2Missouri 0-1-0 0 1MurrayState 1-0-0 1 0Navy 0-1-0 1 3UNLV 0-1-0 1 2Niagara 1-0-1 2 0NorthernArizona 1-0-0 2 1NorthernIllinois 6-8-1 28 35Oakland 0-2-1 2 11OhioState 1-5-1 5 12Ohio 2-8-4 5 19

Opponent W-L-T GF GAPittsburgh 1-1-0 1 2Purdue 0-1-0 0 4RobertMorris 2-0-0 12 3St.Bonaventure 1-2-0 2 4St.Francis(Pa.) 1-0-0 5 0Samford 1-0-0 2 0TennesseeTech 1-0-0 7 0Toledo 7-7-4 22 22Valparaiso 3-0-0 10 2WestVirginia 0-4-0 0 17WesternIllinois 1-1-0 3 2WesternMichigan 7-10-1 32 34UW-GreenBay 2-0-0 5 1UW-Milwaukee 0-1-0 0 3WrightState 3-4-0 9 12Xavier 2-1-0 5 3YoungstownState 5-0-0 23 3

SERIES INFORMATION / RESULTS

AKRON(7-2-1)Oct.5,2001 H W3-0Sept.27,2002 A W2-1Sept.19,2003 H W2-1Oct.3,2004 A W3-0Oct.9,2005 H W1-0Oct.8,2006 A L1-2Oct.28,2007 H W1-0Oct.5,2008 A W2-0Oct.11,2009 H L1-2Oct.15,2010 H T2-2(2OT)

ARIZONASTATE(0-1-0)Aug.30,2003 N(Honolulu, Hawai’i)L1-5

BALLSTATE(3-7-3)Oct.1,1999 A T2-2(2OT)Oct.8,2000 H W3-0Nov.1,2001 A L0-3Sept.22,2002 H L1-2Oct.3,2003 A W2-0Oct.10,2004 H L1-2Sept.30,2005 A L0-3Sept.29,2006 H L0-2Oct.19,2007 A L2-3(2OT)Nov.9,2007 A (MAC SF) # T0-0(2OT)Oct.10,2008 H W1-0(2OT)Oct.2,2009 A L0-1Oct.10,2010 A T3-3(2OT)#BGSU advanced, 3-0, on PKs

BOISESTATE(1-0-0)Sept.4,2005 N(Flagstaff, Ariz.) W1-0

BUCKNELL(1-0-0)Aug.27,2000 N(Kent, Ohio) W3-2(OT)

BUFFALO(10-4-1)Oct.24,1997 H W2-1Sept.25,1998 H W2-1Sept.26,1999 H L0-3Oct.20,2000 A T1-1(2OT)Sept.23,2001 H L1-2(OT)Oct.20,2002 A W2-1(OT)Nov.6,2002 H (MAC QF) W2-1(2OT)Oct.17,2003 H L2-3(OT)Oct.17,2004 A W1-0Oct.16,2005 H W4-0Oct.15,2006 N (Kent, Ohio) W2-0Oct.14,2007 A L0-1Oct.26,2008 H W3-0Oct.18,2009 H W1-0Sept.24,2010 H W4-0

UCIRVINE(0-1-0)Sept.20,2009 A (Riverside, Calif.) L0-2

UCRIVERSIDE(0-1-0)Sept.18,2009 A L0-2

Jackie Tamerlano battles a Michigan State player for possession in the teams’ 2010 match. The Falcons have played the Spar-tans 14 times, with a regular-season game in every season since BGSU added varsity soccer in addition to one meeting in the NCAA Championships.


SERIES RESULTS

EASTERNMICHIGAN(7-10-1)Sept.28,1997 A L0-1Sept.20,1998 A L2-5Nov.3,1998 A (MAC QF) W1-0Oct.15,1999 H L2-4Sept.24,2000 A W1-0(2OT)Oct.31,2000 A (MAC QF) W2-1Oct.12,2001 H L0-3Oct.13,2002 A T2-2(2OT)Sept.7,2003 H L0-1Nov.4,2003 A (MAC QF) W2-1Sept.26,2004 A L2-3Oct.23,2005 A W2-1Oct.22,2006 H W1-0Oct.7,2007 H L0-2Nov.4,2007 H (MAC QF) W2-1(OT)Oct.19,2008 A L0-2Oct.25,2009 A L0-2Oct.1,2010 A L4-6

GEORGIA(0-1-0)Sept.3,1999 A L0-1

HAWAI’I(0-1-0)Aug.31,2003 A L0-4

IDAHO(0-1-0)Sept.9,2000 N(Las Vegas, Nev.) L0-2

INDIANASTATE(2-0-0)Aug.28,2009 H W2-1Sept.19,2010 A W3-2

INDIANA(0-3-0)Sept.12,1997 A L1-6Oct.24,1999 H L0-3Sept.18,2005 A L0-2

IPFW(2-0-0)Sept.5,2008 A W4-0Sept.6,2009 H W1-0

IOWASTATE(0-1-0)Sept.21,2001 N(Libertyville, Ill.) L1-4

KENTSTATE(10-3-4)Aug.29,1997 A W1-0(OT)Oct.17,1997 H W2-0Sept.27,1998 H T1-1(2OT)Sept.15,1999 H W2-0Oct.22,2000 A L1-3Oct.26,2001 H L0-1(OT)Sept.29,2002 A W1-0Oct.19,2003 H T0-0(2OT)Oct.15,2004 A L2-4Nov.2,2004 A (MAC QF) W2-1(2OT)Oct.14,2005 H W2-0Nov.6,2005 H%# T0-0(2OT)Oct.13,2006 A W1-0(OT)Oct.12,2007 A W3-0Oct.24,2008 H W1-0Oct.16,2009 H T0-0(2OT)Sept.26,2010 H W1-0%MAC Ty. Champ.#BGSU advanced, 3-2, on PKs

KENTUCKY(0-1-0)Sept.7,2007 A L0-4

LOUISVILLE(0-1-0)Aug.31,1997 H L0-1

MARQUETTE(0-1-0)Aug.25,2006 A L0-3

MARSHALL(5-1-2)Oct.16,1998 A W2-0Oct.10,1999 A T3-3(2OT)Oct.13,2000 H W1-0(OT)Oct.19,2001 A L1-3Oct.4,2002 H W3-0Oct.26,2003 A W4-3(OT)Sept.19,2004 H T1-1(2OT)Sept.14,2008 H W3-0

MIAMI(7-10-0)Oct.11,1997 A L2-3Oct.30,1998 H L1-2(OT)Oct.3,1999 A L1-3Oct.6,2000 H L1-4Nov.5,2000 N+ L0-1(2OT)Oct.28,2001 A L0-3Sept.20,2002 H L0-3Nov.8,2002 A (MAC SF) L0-3Oct.5,2003 A W3-2Oct.8,2004 H W2-0Oct.2,2005 A W3-1Nov.4,2005 H (MAC SF) W2-0Oct.1,2006 H W2-0Oct.21,2007 A W1-0(2OT)Oct.12,2008 H W4-0Oct.4,2009 A L1-4Oct.28,2010 H L2-5+MAC Ty. Champ. (Buffalo, N.Y.)

CENTRALMICHIGAN(5-8-2)Oct.1,1998 H W4-3Oct.17,1999 H L1-2Sept.15,2000 A W3-1Oct.14,2001 H L1-4Oct.11,2002 A W2-0Sept.12,2003 H T2-2(2OT)Nov.7,2003 N(MAC SF) # T0-0(2OT)Sept.24,2004 A L0-1Nov.7,2004 N (MAC Ch.) % W2-0Oct.21,2005 A W2-1Oct.20,2006 H L1-3Oct.5,2007 H L1-2(2OT)Oct.17,2008 A L0-2Oct.23,2009 A L0-1Oct.3,2010 H L0-1&at Kalamazoo, Mich.#BGSU advanced, 4-3, on PKs%at Athens, Ohio

CINCINNATI(1-3-0)Oct.8,2002 A L0-2Sept.14,2003 H W1-0Aug.22,2008 A L1-3Aug.22,2010 H L1-2(2OT)

CLEVELANDSTATE(3-0-0)Oct.1,2004 A W5-1Sept.16,2005 H W6-0Sept.12,2010 H W2-1

DAYTON(0-2-0)Sept.3,1997 A L0-5Sept.13,1998 H L2-3(OT)

DELAWARE(0-1-0)Sept.12,2004 N(Annapolis, Md.) L0-2

DETROIT(3-4-0)Oct.27,1998 A L4-6Oct.20,1999 H L0-6Sept.6,2000 A L3-6Sept.4,2002 H W5-2Sept.17,2003 A L0-3Sept.19,2008 H W4-0Sept.4,2009 A W4-0

DUQUESNE(1-0-0)Aug.27,2004 H W7-3

EASTCAROLINA(0-1-0)Sept.5,1999 N(Athens, Ga.) L2-4

EASTERNILLINOIS(3-2-1)Sept.8,2002 A T1-1(2OT)Sept.5,2003 H L2-4Sept.5,2004 A L0-2Sept.11,2005 H W2-1(OT)Sept.10,2006 A W2-0Sept.2,2007 H W2-1

Tracy Togba scored the winning goal in the 82nd minute of last year’s Kent State match. The goal, the first of Togba’s BGSU career, gave the Falcons a 1-0 win at Cochrane Field.


SERIES RESULTS

MICHIGANSTATE(1-12-2)Oct.29,1997 H L1-2Oct.21,1998 A L1-5Aug.27,1999 H W3-2(OT)Oct.29,2000 H L0-1Sept.2,2001 A T1-1(2OT)Sept.1,2002 H L0-4Oct.15,2003 A L2-3Sept.3,2004 H L0-3Sept.9,2005 A L0-1Nov.11,2005 N#^ L0-4Sept.15,2006 H L1-2Sept.21,2007 A T1-1(2OT)Aug.31,2008 H L0-3Aug.30,2009 A L0-4Sept.17,2010 H L0-2#NCAA Champ’s First Round^at Notre Dame, Ind.

MINNESOTA(0-1-0)Sept.10,2010 H L0-2

MISSOURI(0-1-0)Sept.15,2002 N(Columbus, Ohio) L0-1

MURRAYSTATE(1-0-0)Sept.9,2007 A W1-0

NAVY(0-1-0)Sept.10,2004 A L1-3

UNLV(0-1-0)Sept.11,2000 A L1-2

NIAGARA(1-0-1)Sept.12,1999 H W2-0Sept.3,2010 A T0-0(2OT)

NORTHERNARIZONA(1-0-0)Sept.2,2005 A W2-1

NORTHERNILLINOIS(6-8-1)Sept.14,1997 H L0-6Oct.9,1998 H L2-4Nov.6,1998 N% L1-2(OT)Sept.18,1999 A W3-2Sept.29,2000 H L2-4Sept.28,2001 A W4-2Oct.27,2002 H L2-3Oct.12,2003 A W4-3(OT)Oct.22,2004 H W2-1Sept.23,2005 A W3-1Sept.22,2006 H W1-0Sept.28,2007 H L2-3Sept.26,2008 A L1-2Sept.25,2009 A T1-1(2OT)Oct.24,2010 A L0-1%MAC Ty. SF (Athens, Ohio)

OAKLAND(0-2-1)Oct.12,1998 A L1-7Aug.26,2005 H L1-4Aug.29,2008 A T0-0(2OT)

OHIOSTATE(1-5-1)Sept.6,1997 A L0-3Oct.27,1999 H L0-1Sept.18,2001 A W2-0Oct.31,2003 H L2-3(OT)Nov.12,2004 A% L0-2Sept.7,2008 A T1-1(2OT)Aug.21,2009 A L0-2%NCAA Champ’s First Round

OHIO(2-8-4)Oct.26,1997 H L0-4Oct.18,1998 A L0-2Oct.8,1999 A T0-0(2OT)Oct.15,2000 H L0-1Oct.21,2001 A L0-3Oct.6,2002 H L0-1(OT)Oct.24,2003 A L1-2Sept.17,2004 H L0-2Oct.7,2005 H W2-0Oct.6,2006 A L0-3Oct.26,2007 H W1-0(2OT)Oct.3,2008 A T0-0(2OT)Oct.9,2009 H T1-1(2OT)Oct.17,2010 H T0-0(2OT)

PITTSBURGH(1-1-0)Sept.13,2002 N(Columbus, Ohio) W1-0Aug.29,2004 H L0-2

PURDUE(0-1-0)Sept.16,2007 A L0-4

ROBERTMORRIS(2-0-0)Oct.31,1997 A W3-1Sept.6,1998 H W9-2

ST.BONAVENTURE(1-2-0)Aug.25,2000 N(Kent, Ohio) W2-0Sept.11,2009 H L0-1Sept.5,2010 A L0-3

SAINTFRANCIS(PA.)(1-0-0)Sept.7,1997 H W5-0

SAMFORD(1-0-0)Sept.7,2001 H W2-0

TENNESSEETECH(1-0-0)Sept.12,2008 H W7-0

TOLEDO(7-7-4)Sept.20,1997 A (Glass Bowl) L2-3Sept.17,1998 A W2-1Oct.30,1999 H L1-2(OT)Sept.22,2000 A W2-1Sept.9,2001 H T2-2(2OT)Sept.6,2002 A W1-0Sept.28,2003 H L0-1(OT)Oct.28,2004 A W3-0Oct.28,2005 A W3-2Nov.1,2005 H (MAC QF) # T0-0(2OT)Oct.26,2006 H W1-0(2OT)Oct.29,2006 H (MAC QF) L0-3Nov.1,2007 A W2-1Nov.11,2007 N!& T2-2(2OT)Oct.30,2008 H T1-1(2OT)Nov.7,2008 A (MAC SF) L0-1Oct.29,2009 A L0-1Oct.8,2010 A L0-1#BGSU advanced, 3-2, on PKs!MAC Ty. Champ. (Muncie, Ind.)&UT advanced, 3-2, on PKs

VALPARAISO(3-0-0)Sept.1,1998 A W2-1Aug.29,1999 H W5-1Oct.18,2002 H W3-0

WESTVIRGINIA(0-4-0)Oct.1,1997 A L0-4Sept.9,1998 H L0-6Aug.31,2007 A L0-4Aug.27,2010 H L0-3

WESTERNILLINOIS(1-1-0)Sept.5,1998 H W3-0Sept.3,2006 H L0-2

WESTERNMICHIGAN(7-10-1)Oct.5,1997 A L2-4Oct.4,1998 H L2-4Oct.22,1999 A L1-4Oct.1,2000 H L1-2Nov.3,2000 N (MAC SF) # W2-1Sept.30,2001 A L0-1Oct.25,2002 H W7-0Oct.10,2003 A L0-2Nov.9,2003 A (MAC Ch.) L1-4Oct.24,2004 H T2-2(2OT)Nov.5,2004 N (MAC SF) $ W4-1Sept.25,2005 A L0-4Sept.24,2006 H W2-0Sept.30,2007 H W3-1Sept.28,2008 A W1-0Nov.2,2008 H (MAC QF) W2-0Sept.27,2009 A L2-3Oct.22,2010 A L0-1(2OT)#at Buffalo, N.Y.$at Athens, Ohio

UW-GREENBAY(2-0-0)Oct.27,2000 H W3-1Aug.31,2001 A W2-0

UW-MILWAUKEE(0-1-0)Aug.27,2006 A L0-3

WRIGHTSTATE(3-4-0)Oct.9,2001 H W2-1Nov.1,2002 A W3-1Sept.21,2003 H W3-0Oct.30,2004 A L0-1Aug.28,2005 H L0-4Sept.17,2006 A L0-3Sept.14,2007 H L1-2(OT)

XAVIER(2-1-0)Sept.1,2006 H W1-0(2OT)Sept.21,2008 A W2-0Aug.29,2010 H L2-3

YOUNGSTOWNST.(5-0-0)Nov.2,1997 H W7-2Oct.3,2001 H W10-1Sept.8,2006 H W1-0Sept.23,2007 A W3-0Sept.13,2009 H W2-0


FALCONS YEAR BY YEAR



19976-12-0 Overall1-6-0 MAC (8th of 8)Date Opponent ResultAug.29 atKent(OT) W 1-0Aug.31 LOUISVILLE L 0-1Sept.3 atDayton L 0-5Sept.6 atOhioState L 0-3Sept.7 ST.FRANCIS(PA) W 5-0Sept.12 atIndiana L 1-6Sept.14 NORTHERNILLINOIS* L 0-6Sept.20 atToledo* L 2-3Sept.28 atEasternMichigan* L 0-1Oct.1 atWestVirginia L 0-4Oct.5 atWesternMichigan* L 2-4Oct.11 atMiami* L 2-3Oct.17 KENT* W 2-0Oct.24 BUFFALO W 2-1Oct.26 OHIO* L 0-4Oct.29 MICHIGANSTATE L 1-2Oct.31 atRobertMorris W 3-1Nov.2 YOUNGSTOWNSTATE W 7-2

19988-11-1 Overall4-5-1 MAC (6th of 11)Date Opponent ResultSept.1 atValparaiso W 2-1Sept.5 WESTERNILLINOIS# W 3-0Sept.6 ROBERTMORRIS# W 9-2Sept.9 WESTVIRGINIA L 0-6Sept.13 DAYTON(OT) L 2-3Sept.17 atToledo* W 2-1Sept.20 atEasternMichigan* L 2-5Sept.25 BUFFALO* W 2-1Sept.27 KENT*(2-OT) T 1-1Oct.1 CENTRALMICHIGAN* W 4-3Oct.4 WESTERNMICHIGAN* L 2-4Oct.9 NORTHERNILLINOIS* L 2-4Oct.12 atOakland L 1-7Oct.16 atMarshall* W 2-0Oct.18 atOhio* L 0-2Oct.21 atMichiganState L 1-5Oct.27 atDetroit L 4-6Oct.30 MIAMI*(OT) L 1-2

Nov.3 atEasternMichigan% W 1-0Nov.6 vs.NorthernIllinois^(OT) L 1-2

#FalconClassic%MACTournamentQuarterfinal^MACTournamentSemifinal(Athens,Ohio)

19995-11-3 Overall2-6-3 MAC (10th of 12)Date Opponent ResultAug.27 MICHIGANSTATE(OT) W 3-2Aug.29 VALPARAISO W 5-1Sept.3 atGeorgia L 0-1Sept.5 vs.EastCarolina$ L 2-4Sept.12 NIAGARA W 2-0Sept.15 KENT* W 2-0Sept.18 atNorthernIllinois* W 3-2Sept.26 BUFFALO* L 0-3Oct.1 atBallState*(2-OT) T 2-2Oct.3 atMiami* L 1-3Oct.8 atOhio*(2-OT) T 0-0Oct.10 atMarshall*(2-OT) T 3-3Oct.15 EASTERNMICHIGAN* L 2-4Oct.17 CENTRALMICHIGAN* L 1-2Oct.20 DETROIT L 0-6Oct.22 atWesternMichigan* L 1-4Oct.24 INDIANA L 0-3Oct.27 OHIOSTATE L 0-1Oct.30 TOLEDO*(OT) L 1-2

$atAthens,Ga.

200010-10-1 Overall5-5-1 MAC (7th of 12)Date Opponent ResultAug.25 vs.St.Bonaventure$ W 2-0Aug.27 vs.Bucknell$(OT) W 3-2Sept.6 atDetroit L 3-6Sept.9 vs.Idaho# L 0-2Sept.11 atUNLV L 1-2Sept.15 atCentralMichigan* W 3-1Sept.22 atToledo* W 2-1Sept.24 atEasternMichigan*(2-OT) W 1-0Sept.29 NORTHERNILLINOIS* L 2-4Oct.1 WESTERNMICHIGAN* L 1-2Oct.4 atWrightState–Ppd.,lightning

Oct.6 MIAMI* L 1-4Oct.8 BALLSTATE* W 3-0Oct.13 MARSHALL*(OT) W 1-0Oct.15 OHIO* L 0-1Oct.20 atBuffalo*(2-OT) T 1-1Oct.22 atKentState* L 1-3Oct.27 UW-GREENBAY W 3-1Oct.29 MICHIGANSTATE L 0-1Oct.31 atEasternMichigan& W 2-1Nov.3 vs.WesternMichigan% W 2-1Nov.5 vs.Miami^(2-OT) L 0-1

$KentClassic(Kent,Ohio)#atLasVegas,Nev.&MACTournamentQuarterfinal%MACTournamentSemifinal(Buffalo,N.Y.)^MACTournamentChampionship(Buffalo,N.Y.)

20017-10-2 Overall2-9-1 MAC (12th of 13)Date Opponent ResultAug.31 atUW-GreenBay W 2-0Sept.2 atMichiganState(2-OT) T 1-1Sept.7 SAMFORD W 2-0Sept.9 TOLEDO*(2-OT) T 2-2Sept.18 atOhioState W 2-0Sept.21 vs.IowaState$ L 1-4Sept.23 BUFFALO*(OT) L 1-2Sept.28 atNorthernIllinois* W 4-2Sept.30 atWesternMichigan* L 0-1Oct.3 YOUNGSTOWNSTATE W 10-1Oct.5 AKRON* W 3-0Oct.9 WRIGHTSTATE W 2-1Oct.12 EASTERNMICHIGAN* L 0-3Oct.14 CENTRALMICHIGAN* L 1-4Oct.19 atMarshall* L 1-3Oct.21 atOhio* L 0-3Oct.26 KENTSTATE*(OT) L 0-1Oct.28 atMiami* L 0-3Nov.1 atBallState* L 0-3

$atLibertyville,Ill.

ALL-TIME BGSU RECORDS OVERALL MID-AMERICANYEAR COACH W-L-T PCT. W-L-T PCT. FINISH MAC TOURNAMENT1997 TomPiccirillo 6-12-0 .333 1-6-0 .143 8thof8 Didnotqualify1998 TomPiccirillo 8-11-1 .425 4-5-1 .450 6thof11 AdvancedtoSemifinals1999 TomPiccirillo 5-11-3 .342 2-6-3 .318 10thof12 Didnotqualify2000 AndyRichards 10-10-1 .500 5-5-1 .500 7thof12 AdvancedtoChampionship2001 AndyRichards 7-10-2 .421 2-9-1 .208 12thof13 Didnotqualify2002 AndyRichards 12-8-2 .591 7-4-1 .625 4thof13 AdvancedtoSemifinals2003 AndyRichards 8-12-3 .413 5-5-2 .500 8thof13 AdvancedtoChampionship2004 AndyRichards 10-12-2 .458 5-5-2 .500 8thof13 TournamentChampion2005 AndyRichards 14-7-2 .652 9-2-0 .818 1stof12 TournamentChampion2006 AndyRichards 10-10-0 .500 7-4-0 .636 T-3rdof12 AdvancedtoQuarterfinals2007 AndyRichards 10-9-3 .523 6-5-0 .545 4thof12 AdvancedtoChampionship2008 AndyRichards 12-6-4 .636 6-3-2 .636 4thof12 AdvancedtoSemifinals2009 AndyRichards 5-12-3 .325 1-7-3 .227 T-11thof12 Didnotqualify2010 AndyRichards 4-12-4 .300 2-6-3 .318 T-4thof6(EastDiv.) Didnotqualify

BGSUTotals 121-142-30 .464 62-72-19 .467 1MACRegular-SeasonTitle,2MACTournamentTitles



200212-8-2 Overall7-4-1 MAC (4th of 13)Date Opponent ResultSept.1 MICHIGANSTATE L 0-4Sept.4 DETROIT W 5-2Sept.6 atToledo* W 1-0Sept.8 atEasternIllinois(2-OT) T 1-1Sept.13 vs.Pittsburgh$ W 1-0Sept.15 vs.Missouri$ L 0-1Sept.20 MIAMI* L 0-3Sept.22 BALLSTATE* L 1-2Sept.27 atAkron* W 2-1Sept.29 atKentState* W 1-0Oct.4 MARSHALL* W 3-0Oct.6 OHIO*(OT) L 0-1Oct.8 atCincinnati L 0-2Oct.11 atCentralMichigan* W 2-0Oct.13 atEasternMichigan*(2-OT) T 2-2Oct.18 VALPARAISO W 3-0Oct.20 atBuffalo*(OT) W 2-1Oct.25 WESTERNMICHIGAN* W 7-0Oct.27 NORTHERNILLINOIS* L 2-3Nov.1 atWrightState W 3-1Nov.6 BUFFALO%(2-OT) W 2-1Nov.8 atMiami& L 0-3

$OhioStateInvitational(Columbus,Ohio)%MACTournamentQuarterfinal&MACTournamentSemifinal

20038-12-3 Overall5-5-2 MAC (8th of 13)Date Opponent ResultAug.30 vs.ArizonaState$ L 1-5Aug.31 atHawai’i$ L 0-4Sept.5 EASTERNILLINOIS L 2-4Sept.7 EASTERNMICHIGAN* L 0-1Sept.12 CENTRALMICH.*(2-OT) T 2-2Sept.14 CINCINNATI W 1-0Sept.17 atDetroit L 0-3Sept.19 AKRON* W 2-1Sept.21 WRIGHTSTATE W 3-0Sept.28 TOLEDO*(OT) L 0-1Oct.3 atBallState* W 2-0Oct.5 atMiami* W 3-2Oct.10 atWesternMichigan* L 0-2Oct.12 atNorthernIllinois*(OT) W 4-3Oct.15 atMichiganState L 2-3Oct.17 BUFFALO*(OT) L 2-3Oct.19 KENTSTATE*(2-OT) T 0-0Oct.24 atOhio* L 1-2Oct.26 atMarshall*(OT) W 4-3Oct.31 OHIOSTATE(2-OT) L 2-3Nov.4 atEasternMichigan# W 2-1Nov.7 vs.CentralMichigan%^(2-OT) T 0-0Nov.9 atWesternMichigan& L 1-4

$NoKaOiTournament(Honolulu,Hawai’i)#MACTournamentQuarterfinal%MACTournamentSemifinal(Kalamazoo,Mich.)^BGSUadvances,4-3,onPKs&MACTournamentChampionship

200410-12-2 Overall5-5-2 MAC (8th of 13) MAC TOURN. CHAMPIONSNCAA FIRST ROUNDDate Opponent ResultAug.27 DUQUESNE^ W 7-3Aug.29 PITTSBURGH^ L 0-2Sept.3 MICHIGANSTATE L 0-3Sept.5 atEasternIllinois L 0-2Sept.10 atNavy$ L 1-3Sept.12 vs.Delaware$ L 0-2Sept.17 OHIO* L 0-2Sept.19 MARSHALL*(2-OT) T 1-1Sept.24 atCentralMichigan* L 0-1Sept.26 atEasternMichigan* L 2-3Oct.1 atClevelandState W 5-1Oct.3 atAkron* W 3-0Oct.8 MIAMI* W 2-0Oct.10 BALLSTATE* L 1-2Oct.15 atKentState* L 2-4Oct.17 atBuffalo* W 1-0Oct.22 NORTHERNILLINOIS* W 2-1Oct.24 WESTERNMICH.*(2-OT) T 2-2Oct.28 atToledo* W 3-0Oct.30 atWrightState L 0-1Nov.2 atKentState#(2-OT) W 2-1Nov.5 vs.WesternMichigan% W 4-1Nov.7 vs.CentralMichigan& W 2-0Nov.12 atOhioState! L 0-2

^FalconClassic$NavyTournament(Annapolis,Md.)#MACTournamentQuarterfinal%MACTournamentSemifinal(Athens,Ohio)&MACTournamentChamp.(Athens,Ohio)!NCAAChampionshipsFirstRound

200514-7-2 Overall9-2-0 MAC (1st of 12) MAC REG.-SEASON CHAMPIONSMAC TOURN. CHAMPIONSNCAA FIRST ROUNDDate Opponent ResultAug.26 OAKLAND L 1-4Aug.28 WRIGHTSTATE L 0-4Sept.2 atNorthernArizona$ W 2-1Sept.4 vs.BoiseState$ W 1-0Sept.9 atMichiganState L 0-1Sept.11 EASTERNILLINOIS(OT) W 2-1Sept.16 CLEVELANDSTATE W 6-0Sept.18 atIndiana L 0-2Sept.23 atNorthernIllinois* W 3-1Sept.25 atWesternMichigan* L 0-4Sept.30 atBallState* L 0-3Oct.2 atMiami* W 3-1Oct.7 OHIO* W 2-0Oct.9 AKRON* W 1-0Oct.14 KENTSTATE* W 2-0Oct.16 BUFFALO* W 4-0Oct.21 atCentralMichigan* W 2-1Oct.23 atEasternMichigan* W 2-1Oct.28 atToledo* W 3-2Nov.1 TOLEDO#^(2-OT) T 0-0Nov.4 MIAMI% W 2-0Nov.6 KENTSTATE&^(2-OT) T 0-0Nov.11 vs.MichiganState! L 0-4

$MountainClassic(Flagstaff,Ariz.)#MACTournamentQuarterfinal%MACTournamentSemifinal&MACTournamentChampionship!NCAAChampionshipsFirstRound(NotreDame,Ind.)

Co-captains Kasey Freeman and Carrie Richards helped the upstart Falcons, the MAC Tournament’s eighth seed, all the way to the championship match in 2003.

Co-captain Ashley Wentzel and the Falcons won the MAC regular-season championship in 2005, then captured the conference tourna-ment title at Cochrane Field.



200610-10-0 Overall7-4-0 MAC (T-3rd of 12) Date Opponent ResultAug.25 atMarquette$ L 0-3Aug.27 atUW-Milwaukee$ L 0-3Sept.1 XAVIER(2-OT) W 1-0Sept.3 WESTERNILLINOIS L 0-2Sept.8 YOUNGSTOWNSTATE W 1-0Sept.10 atEasternIllinois W 2-0Sept.15 MICHIGANSTATE L 1-2Sept.17 atWrightState L 0-3Sept.22 NORTHERNILLINOIS* W 1-0Sept.24 WESTERNMICHIGAN* W 2-0Sept.29 BALLSTATE* L 0-2Oct.1 MIAMI* W 2-0Oct.6 atOhio* L 0-3Oct.8 atAkron* L 1-2Oct.13 atKentState*(OT) W 1-0Oct.15 vs.Buffalo*% W 2-0Oct.20 CENTRALMICHIGAN* L 1-3Oct.22 EASTERNMICHIGAN* W 1-0Oct.26 TOLEDO*(2-OT) W 1-0Oct.29 TOLEDO# L 0-3

$MilwaukeeCup(Milwaukee,Wis.)%atKent,Ohio#MACTournamentQuarterfinal

200710-9-3 Overall6-5-0 MAC (4th of 12) Date Opponent ResultAug.31 atWestVirginia L 0-4Sept.2 EASTERNILLINOIS W 2-1Sept.7 atKentucky L 0-4Sept.9 atMurrayState W 1-0Sept.14 WRIGHTSTATE(OT) L 1-2Sept.16 atPurdue L 0-4Sept.21 atMichiganState(2-OT) T 1-1Sept.23 atYoungstownState W 3-0Sept.28 NORTHERNILLINOIS* L 2-3Sept.30 WESTERNMICHIGAN* W 3-1Oct.5 CENTRALMICH.*(2-OT) L 1-2

Oct.7 EASTERNMICHIGAN* L 0-2Oct.12 atKentState* W 3-0Oct.14 atBuffalo* L 0-1Oct.19 atBallState*(2-OT) L 2-3Oct.21 atMiami*(2-OT) W 1-0Oct.26 OHIO*(2-OT) W 1-0Oct.28 AKRON* W 1-0Nov.1 atToledo* W 2-1Nov.4 EASTERNMICH.#(OT) W 2-1Nov.9 atBallState%(2-OT) T 0-0Nov.11 vs.Toledo&(2-OT) T 2-2

#MACTournamentQuarterfinal%MACTournamentSemifinal&MACTournamentChampionship(Muncie,Ind.)

200812-6-4 Overall6-3-2 MAC (4th of 12) Date Opponent ResultAug.22 atCincinnati L 1-3Aug.29 atOakland(2-OT) T 0-0Aug.31 MICHIGANSTATE L 0-3Sept.5 atIPFW W 4-0Sept.7 atOhioState(2-OT) T 1-1Sept.12 TENNESSEETECH W 7-0Sept.14 MARSHALL W 3-0Sept.19 DETROIT W 4-0Sept.21 atXavier W 2-0Sept.26 atNorthernIllinois* L 1-2Sept.28 atWesternMichigan* W 1-0Oct.3 atOhio*(2-OT) T 0-0Oct.5 atAkron* W 2-0Oct.10 BALLSTATE*(2-OT) W 1-0Oct.12 MIAMI* W 4-0Oct.17 atCentralMichigan* L 0-2Oct.19 atEasternMichigan* L 0-2Oct.24 KENTSTATE* W 1-0Oct.26 BUFFALO* W 3-0Oct.30 TOLEDO*(2-OT) T 1-1Nov.2 WESTERNMICHIGAN# W 2-0Nov.7 atToledo% L 0-1

#MACTournamentQuarterfinal%MACTournamentSemifinal&MACTournamentChampionship(Muncie,Ind.)

20095-12-3 Overall1-7-3 MAC (T-11th of 12) Date Opponent ResultAug.21 atOhioState L 0-2Aug.28 INDIANASTATE W 2-1Aug.30 atMichiganState L 0-4Sept.4 atDetroit W 4-0Sept.6 IPFW W 1-0Sept.11 ST.BONAVENTURE L 0-1Sept.13 YOUNGSTOWNSTATE W 2-0Sept.18 atUCRiverside$ L 0-2Sept.20 vs.UCIrvine$ L 0-2Sept.25 atNorthernIllinois*(2-OT) T 1-1Sept.27 atWesternMichigan* L 2-3Oct.2 atBallState* L 0-1Oct.4 atMiami* L 1-4Oct.9 OHIO*(2-OT) T 1-1Oct.11 AKRON* L 1-2Oct.16 KENTSTATE*(2-OT) T 0-0Oct.18 BUFFALO* W 1-0Oct.23 atCentralMichigan* L 0-1Oct.25 atEasternMichigan* L 0-2Oct.29 atToledo* L 0-1

$UCRTournament(Riverside,Calif.)

20104-12-4 Overall2-6-3 MAC (T-4th of 6 in East) Date Opponent ResultAug.22 CINCINNATI(2-OT) L 1-2Aug.27 WESTVIRGINIA L 0-3Aug.29 XAVIER L 2-3Sept.3 atNiagara(2-OT) T 0-0Sept.5 atSt.Bonaventure L 0-3Sept.10 MINNESOTA L 0-2Sept.12 CLEVELANDSTATE W 2-1Sept.17 MICHIGANSTATE L 0-2Sept.19 atIndianaState W 3-2Sept.24 BUFFALO* W 4-0Sept.26 KENTSTATE* W 1-0Oct.1 atEasternMichigan* L 4-6Oct.3 CENTRALMICHIGAN* L 0-1Oct.8 atToledo* L 0-1Oct.10 atBallState*(2-OT) T 3-3Oct.15 AKRON*(2-OT) T 2-2Oct.17 OHIO*(2-OT) T 0-0Oct.22 atWesternMichigan*(2-OT) L 0-1Oct.24 atNorthernIllinois* L 0-1Oct.28 MIAMI* L 2-5

Forallseasons:*Mid-AmericanConferencematchHomecontestsinCAPS

The 2008 senior class of (above - clockwise from left) Gina Rossi, Corbie Yee, Kristin McDonald, Brianne Eisenhard, Susan Hunter and Christy Zabek helped the Falcons win a total of 46 games, a school record for a four-year span. BGSU earned a top-four regular-season finish and hosted a MAC Tournament quarterfinal match in each of those four years. Rossi, a fifth-year senior in ‘08, actually was on the roster for no fewer than 56 victories.


1997 STATISTICS & RESULTS (6-12-0, 1-6-0 MAC)

Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 29 at Kent (300) (OT) W 1-0 McKee (Graham, Mentrup)Aug. 31 LOUISVILLE(253) L 0-1 –Sept. 3 at Dayton (250) L 0-5 –Sept. 6 at Ohio State (250) L 0-3 –Sept. 7 ST.FRANCIS(PA)(152) W 5-0 Mentrup (–); Heller (Clark, Graham); Suhay (–); Eshleman (Mentrup); Lisy (–)Sept. 12 at Indiana (394) L 1-6 Shamblin (–)Sept. 14 NORTHERNILL. * (150) L 0-6 –Sept. 20 at Toledo * (2,385) L 2-3 Heller (Harris); Enser (PK)Sept. 28 at Eastern Michigan * (187) L 0-1 –Oct. 1 at West Virginia (103) L 0-4 –Oct. 5 at Western Michigan * (131) L 2-4 Harris (Mentrup, Sizemore); Heller (McKee)Oct. 11 at Miami * (106) L 2-3 Suhay (Lisy, Garver); Shamblin (McKee, Heller)Oct. 17 KENT * (268) W 2-0 McKee (Suhay); Eshleman (Lisy, Mentrup)Oct. 24 BUFFALO (50) W 2-1 Lisy (Sizemore, Graham); Graham (Sizemore, Heller)Oct. 26 OHIO * (126) L 0-4 –Oct. 29 MICHIGANSTATE (121) L 1-2 Mentrup (Sizemore, Lisy)Oct. 31 at Robert Morris (108) W 3-1 Shamblin (Eshleman, Mentrup); Shamblin (PK); Shamblin (Sizemore, Graham)Nov. 2 YOUNGSTOWNST. (153) W 7-2 Sizemore (McKee); McKee (Sizemore, Lisy); McKee (Sizemore, Suhay); Suhay (Mentrup, McCracken); Short (Suhay); Shamblin (Graham, McKee); Heller (McKee, Suhay)

* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWGKerry McKee 18/14 37 18 4 5 13 3Krista Shamblin 18/12 36 14 6 0 12 1Stephanie Heller 16/13 19 9 4 2 10 0Paige Suhay 17/15 22 10 3 4 10 0Janice Mentrup 18/18 37 9 2 6 10 1Stefanie Sizemore 18/17 33 12 1 7 9 0Michelle Lisy 13/5 9 6 2 4 8 0Emily Graham 18/18 49 12 1 5 7 1Jamie Eshleman 18/6 18 8 2 1 5 0Autumn Harris 14/14 14 4 1 1 3 0Rachel Short 9/0 5 2 1 0 2 0Ashley Enser 18/18 5 4 1 0 2 0Christa Garver 9/0 3 2 0 1 1 0Emily McCracken 13/0 8 3 0 1 1 0Rachel Clark 16/8 7 3 0 1 1 0Mackenzie Williams 16/10 7 2 0 0 0 0Kit Gazley 14/11 0 0 0 0 0 0Liz Robarge 12/6 0 0 0 0 0 0Lynette Lasanen 11/7 0 0 0 0 0 0Laura Harvey 11/6 0 0 0 0 0 0Michelle Dorman 5/0 4 1 0 0 0 0Kelly Thompson 5/0 4 1 0 0 0 0BGSU 18 317 120 28 38 94 6Opponents 18 375 176 46 33 125 12

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordKit Gazley (14/11) 994:26 76 24 2.29 3 6-7-0Lynette Lasanen (11/7) 629:41 49 18 2.57 3 0-5-0Michelle Lisy (3/0) 52:36 5 4 6.84 0 0-0-0BGSU 1626:43 130 46 2.55 3 6-12-0Opponents 1626:43 92 28 1.55 7 12-6-0Lasanen and Gazley combined for three shutouts

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 3 (Shamblin, Short, Suhay 1); Opp. 8 • RC: BG 0, Opp. 0 • CK: BG 86, Opp. 95 • Fouls: BG 201, Opp. 265 • Offsides: BG 27, Opp. 40 • PK’s: BG 2/2 (Enser 1/1, Shamblin 1/1), Opp. 0/0

ScoringByHalf 1 2 OT OT Total Avg.BGSU 17 10 1 – 28 1.65Opp. 18 28 0 – 46 2.56

Attendance Total Avg.Home Matches (8) 1,273 159.1Away Matches (10) 4,214 421.4All Matches (18) 5,487 304.8

Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; SOG - shots on goal; MWG - match-winning goals; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cards



Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringSept. 1 at Valparaiso (75) W 2-1 Lisy (–); Williams (Mentrup)Sept. 5 WESTERNILLINOIS # (124) W 3-0 Wechsler (Heller, Lisy); Harris (–); Combs (–)Sept. 6 ROBERTMORRIS # (176) W 9-2 Gleixner (Hoyng); Erb (Gleixner, Enser); Shamblin (Erb, Heller); Gleixner (–); Shamblin (Smith, Rosner); Aparo (Mentrup, McCracken); Incorvaia (Buse); Harris (Smith); Incorvaia (Wolter, Rosner)Sept. 9 WESTVIRGINIA (154) L 0-6 –Sept. 13 DAYTON (243)(OT) L 2-3 Gleixner (Combs); Heller (Combs, Hoyng)Sept. 17 at Toledo * (154) W 2-1 Wechsler (Hoyng); Erb (Shamblin)Sept. 20 at Eastern Michigan * (257) L 2-5 Lisy (Gleixner, Combs); Shamblin (Combs)Sept. 25 BUFFALO * (182) W 2-1 Heller (Lisy, Combs); Gleixner (Heller, Shamblin)Sept. 27 KENT * (337)(2-OT) T 1-1 Shamblin (–)Oct. 1 CENTRALMICHIGAN * (121) W 4-3 Lisy (Hoyng, Gleixner); Enser (PK); Lisy (Wechsler); Gleixner (–)Oct. 4 WESTERNMICHIGAN * (373) L 2-4 Gleixner (Mentrup); Mentrup (Wechsler, Shamblin)Oct. 9 NORTHERNILLINOIS * (117) L 2-4 Wechsler (Gleixner, Mentrup); Gleixner (Wechsler, Smith)Oct. 12 at Oakland (78) L 1-7 Rosner (Eshleman, Williams)Oct. 16 at Marshall * (121) W 2-0 Gleixner (Wechsler); Mentrup (Shamblin, Gleixner)Oct. 18 at Ohio * (317) L 0-2 –Oct. 21 at Michigan State (321) L 1-5 Heller (–)Oct. 27 at Detroit (150) L 4-6 Gleixner (Hoyng, Wechsler); Gleixner (Mentrup, Enser); Gleixner (–); Harris (Lisy, Hoyng)Oct. 30 MIAMI * (314) (OT) L 1-2 Gleixner (Combs, Wechsler)Nov. 3 at Eastern Michigan % (154) W 1-0 Combs (Harris)Nov. 6 vs. Northern Illinois ^ (200)(OT) L 1-2 Rosner (Hoyng)* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS # Falcon Classic% MAC Tournament Quarterfinal ^ MAC Tournament Semifinal (Athens, Ohio)

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWGTracy Gleixner 19/18 49 27 12 5 29 3Krista Shamblin 18/4 34 13 4 4 12 1Beth Wechsler 20/20 31 7 3 6 12 1Michelle Lisy 20/20 18 9 4 3 11 0Cari Combs 18/18 24 10 2 6 10 1Stephanie Heller 20/20 29 14 3 3 9 0Janice Mentrup 20/20 49 17 2 5 9 0Autumn Harris 20/17 17 10 3 1 7 0Michelle Hoyng 20/19 16 9 0 7 7 0Leah Rosner 14/2 6 3 2 2 6 0Desiree Erb 20/4 23 14 2 1 5 1Erin Incorvaia 15/0 5 3 2 0 4 0Ashley Enser 20/20 7 4 1 2 4 0Mandy Smith 14/1 12 5 0 3 3 0Mackenzie Williams 11/2 4 1 1 1 3 1Annmarie Aparo 3/0 1 1 1 0 2 0Leslie Buse 6/1 1 1 0 1 1 0Jamie Eshleman 6/3 3 0 0 1 1 0Emily McCracken 8/2 6 2 0 1 1 0Kristy Wolter 3/0 1 1 0 1 1 0Meredith Davis 13/1 0 0 0 0 0 0Sarah Gawel 12/9 0 0 0 0 0 0Leslie Hepfinger 19/16 4 4 0 0 0 0Sarah Marchant 7/3 0 0 0 0 0 0Liz Robarge 3/0 1 1 0 0 0 0BGSU 20 341 176* 42 53 137 8Opponents 20 302 176 55 47 157 11

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordMandy Smith (1/0) 0:28 0 0 0.00 0 0-0-0Michelle Lisy (9/8) 759:15 50 16 1.90 2 2-4-1Sarah Marchant (7/3) 334:32 15 11 2.96 0 3-1-0Sarah Gawel (12/9) 785:32 56 28 3.21 0 3-6-0BGSU 1879:47 121 55 2.63 3 8-11-1Opponents 1879:47 134 42 2.01 2 11-8-1

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 7 (Enser 2; Davis, Erb, Eshleman, Lisy, Mentrup 1); Opp. 11 • RC: BG 0, Opp. 2 • CK: BG 86, Opp. 109 • Fouls: BG 156, Opp. 256 • Offsides: BG 16, Opp. 37 • PK’s: BG 1/1 (Enser 1/1), Opp. 1/1

ScoringByHalf 1 2 OT OT Total Avg.BGSU 17 25 0 0 42 2.10Opp. 17 35 2 1 55 2.75

Attendance Total Avg.Home Matches (10) 2,141 214.1Away Matches (9) 1,627 180.8Neutral Matches (1) 200 200.0All Matches (20) 3,968 198.4

Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; SOG - shots on goal; MWG - match-winning goals; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cardsGawel and Marchant combined for one shutout* Individual SOG totals do not include the Valparaiso match or the second NIU match



Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 27 MICHIGANSTATE (174) (OT) W 3-2 Erb (Wechsler); Erb (Lisy, Conover); Lisy (Conover, Wechsler)Aug. 29 VALPARAISO(203) W 5-1 Harris (Wechsler); Conover (Galitz, Erb); Wallace (Erb); Lisy (Wallace, Conover); Wallace (Conover)Sept. 3 at Georgia (1,142) L 0-1 –Sept. 5 vs. East Carolina (85) $ L 2-4 Smith (Conover, Wechsler); Conover (–)Sept. 12 NIAGARA (116) W 2-0 Lisy (Heller); Harris (Heller)Sept. 15 KENT * (106) W 2-0 Eshleman (Galitz, Conover); Conover (Smith, Harris)Sept. 18 at Northern Illinois * (205) W 3-2 Conover (Lisy, Hepfinger); Conover (Mentrup); Mentrup (Erb)Sept. 26 BUFFALO * (133) L 0-3 –Oct. 1 at Ball State * (282) (2-OT) T 2-2 Conover (Mentrup); Harris (Mentrup)Oct. 3 at Miami * (287) L 1-3 Lisy (Enser, Hepfinger)Oct. 8 at Ohio * (382) (2-OT) T 0-0 –Oct. 10 at Marshall * (252) (2-OT) T 3-3 Heller (Harris, Wechsler); Lisy (Galitz, Conover); Lisy (Enser, Smith)Oct. 15 EASTERNMICHIGAN * (187) L 2-4 Lisy (Conover, Buse); Enser (PK)Oct. 17 CENTRALMICHIGAN * (163) L 1-2 Lisy (Aparo)Oct. 20 DETROIT (63) L 0-6 –Oct. 22 at Western Michigan * (78) L 1-4 Smith (Mentrup)Oct. 24 INDIANA (213) L 0-3 –Oct. 27 OHIOSTATE (177) L 0-1 –Oct. 30 TOLEDO * (244) (OT) L 1-2 Erb (Mentrup, Lisy)* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS $ at Athens, Ga.

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWGJill Conover 19/19 41 23 6 8 20 1Michelle Lisy 19/17 50 15 8 3 19 2Desiree Erb 18/12 18 12 3 3 9 0Autumn Harris 19/16 25 8 3 2 8 0Janice Mentrup 19/19 43 20 1 5 7 1Mandy Smith 19/5 18 3 2 2 6 0Susan Wallace 19/7 12 4 2 1 5 0Beth Wechsler 19/18 21 6 0 5 5 0Ashley Enser 19/19 8 4 1 2 4 0Stephanie Heller 19/18 18 5 1 2 4 0Melissa Galitz 14/8 9 1 0 3 3 0Jamie Eshleman 17/2 5 2 1 0 2 1Leslie Hepfinger 19/18 11 5 0 2 2 0Annmarie Aparo 15/6 4 2 0 1 1 0Leslie Buse 11/2 2 1 0 1 1 0Erika Flanders 17/17 0 0 0 0 0 0Meredith Davis 12/2 3 1 0 0 0 0Erin Incorvaia 6/1 2 0 0 0 0 0Amy McIlwain 10/1 4 1 0 0 0 0Sarah Gawel 4/2 0 0 0 0 0 0Sara Carrasquillo 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0Leah Rosner 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0Heidi Williams 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kelly Archiable 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0BGSU 19 295 134 * 28 40 96 5Opponents 19 325 154 43 39 125 11

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordBeth Wechsler (1/0) 3:34 1 0 0.00 0 0-0-1Sarah Gawel (4/2) 276:05 19 6 1.96 1 0-0-1Erika Flanders (17/17) 1517:36 91 35 2.08 2 5-11-1Michelle Lisy (1/0) 20:12 0 2 8.91 0 0-0-0BGSU Totals 1817:27 111 43 2.13 3 5-11-3Opponent Totals 1817:27 106 28 1.39 6 11-5-3

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 8 (Conover, Erb, Galitz, Hepfinger, Lisy, Smith, Wallace, Wechsler 1); Opp. 11 • RC: BG 0, Opp. 2 • CK: BG 101, Opp. 80 • Fouls: BG 201, Opp. 242 • Offsides: BG 33, Opp. 83 • PK’s: BG 1/2 (Enser 1/1, Lisy 0/1), Opp. 0/0



Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; SOG - shots on goal; MWG - match-winning goals; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cards* individual statistics do not include shots on goal from Georgia, East Carolina, Ohio and Marshall matches; team offsides totals do not include Georgia and East Carolina matches



Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 25 vs. St. Bonaventure $ (70) W 2-0 Hepfinger (–); Wallace (–)Aug. 27 vs. Bucknell $ (210) (OT) W 3-2 Conover (Lisy); Lisy (A. Enser); Wallace (Conover, Davis)Sept. 6 at Detroit (100) L 3-6 A. Enser (Mentrup, Smith); Conover (Mentrup, A. Enser); Gleixner (Wechsler, Leary)Sept. 9 vs. Idaho # (100) L 0-2 –Sept. 11 at UNLV (361) L 1-2 Gleixner (–)Sept. 15 at Central Michigan * (100) W 3-1 Conover (–); Mentrup (Conover); Gleixner (Conover, A. Enser)Sept. 22 at Toledo * (100) W 2-1 Wechsler (PK); Heller (Conover)Sept. 24 at Eastern Mich. * (190)(2-OT) W 1-0 Gleixner (Conover, Mentrup)Sept. 29 NORTHERNILLINOIS * (173) L 2-4 Wechsler (PK); Lisy (Eshleman)Oct. 1 WESTERNMICHIGAN * (317) L 1-2 Smith (–)Oct. 4 at Wright State – Postponed, lightningOct. 6 MIAMI * (103) L 1-4 A. Enser (Hepfinger)Oct. 8 BALLSTATE * (174) W 3-0 Hepfinger (–); Mentrup (A. Enser, Gleixner); Heller (Hepfinger, Mentrup)Oct. 13 MARSHALL * (124) (OT) W 1-0 Conover (Smith, Wechsler)Oct. 15 OHIO * (158) L 0-1 –Oct. 20 at Buffalo * (135) (2-OT) T 1-1 Lisy (Mentrup)Oct. 22 at Kent State * (495) L 1-3 Eshleman (Heller, Conover)Oct. 27 UW-GREENBAY (193) W 3-1 Eshleman (Conover, A. Enser); Conover (Gleixner, Mentrup); Lisy (Conover, Heller)Oct. 29 MICHIGANSTATE (323) L 0-1 –Oct. 31 at Eastern Michigan & (218) W 2-1 A. Enser (Gleixner, Conover); Conover (–)Nov. 3 vs. Western Michigan % (80) W 2-1 Gleixner (Mentrup, Smith); Wallace (Lisy)Nov. 5 vs. Miami ^ (83) (2-OT) L 0-1 –* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS $ Kent Classic (Kent, Ohio)# at Las Vegas, Nev. & MAC Tourn. Quarterfinal% MAC Tourn. Semifinal (Buffalo, N.Y.) ^ MAC Tourn. Championship (Buffalo, N.Y.)

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWGJill Conover 20/19 47 18 6 9 21 3Tracy Gleixner 19/5 25 12 5 3 13 1Ashley Enser 19/19 21 9 3 5 11 0Janice Mentrup 21/21 47 14 2 7 11 1Michelle Lisy 20/16 23 6 4 2 10 0Stephanie Heller 19/16 30 12 2 2 6 1Leslie Hepfinger 21/21 23 6 2 2 6 2Beth Wechsler 20/20 23 10 2 2 6 0Susan Wallace 16/3 11 3 3 0 6 2Jamie Eshleman 20/6 11 5 2 1 5 0Mandy Smith 21/21 34 7 1 3 5 0Meredith Davis 15/7 0 0 0 1 1 0Sara Leary 15/5 3 0 0 1 1 0Erika Flanders 20/20 0 0 0 0 0 0Lindsay Enser 19/17 6 1 0 0 0 0Kasey Freeman 11/6 2 0 0 0 0 0Autumn Harris 9/7 3 2 0 0 0 0Annmarie Aparo 4/0 1 0 0 0 0 0Leslie Buse 5/1 3 1 0 0 0 0Adrienne Graessle 5/0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ashley Beel 3/1 0 0 0 0 0 0Heidi Williams 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0Amy McIlwain 1/0 1 1 0 0 0 0BGSU 21 314 171 ^ 32 38 102 10Opponents 21 296 159 34 23 91 10

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordErika Flanders (20/20) 1834:23 118 28 1.37 4 10-9-1Ashley Beel (3/1) 134:24 6 6 4.02 0 0-1-0BGSU 1968:47 125 * 34 1.55 4 10-10-1Opponents 1968:47 139 32 1.46 4 10-10-1

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 9 (Conover, A. Enser, Smith 2; Davis, Hepfinger, Wechsler 1); Opp. 11 • RC: BG 0, Opp. 0 • CK: BG 104, Opp. 108 • Fouls: BG 308, Opp. 283 & • Offsides: BG 38, Opp. 36 • PK’s: BG 2/3 (Wechsler 2/2, A. Enser 0/1), Opp. 2/3



Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; MWG - match-winning goals; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cards& foul totals do not include the CMU match* BGSU save totals include one ball cleared off the goal line by Hepfinger vs. Ball State^ Indiv. SOG totals do not include eight matches



Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 31 at UW-Green Bay (100) W 2-0 Coppes (Wechsler); Sadler (–)Sept. 2 at Michigan State (415) (2-OT) T 1-1 Conover (Pucillo)Sept. 7 SAMFORD (146) W 2-0 Conover (Rieman); Coppes (Conover, Aparo)Sept. 9 TOLEDO * (243) (2-OT) T 2-2 Coppes (Smith, Wechsler); Wechsler (PK)Sept. 18 at Ohio State (330) W 2-0 Gleixner (Conover); Coppes (Wechsler, Piening)Sept. 21 vs. Iowa State $ (50) L 1-4 Coppes (Wallace)Sept. 23 BUFFALO * (176) (OT) L 1-2 Wechsler (–)Sept. 28 at Northern Illinois * (101) W 4-2 Smith (Rieman); Rieman (Freeman); Rieman (–); Aparo (Conover)Sept. 30 at Western Michigan * (156) L 0-1 –Oct. 3 YOUNGSTOWNSTATE (96) W 10-1 Coppes (Pucillo); Smith (Conover, Piening); Coppes (Piening); Piening (Conover); Conover (–); Conover (Pucillo); Piening (Coppes, Pucillo); Gleixner (Richards); Gleixner (Richards); Coppes (Conover, Berlovan)Oct. 5 AKRON * (108) W 3-0 Piening (Aparo); Coppes (Piening, Pucillo); Coppes (Piening, Christensen)Oct. 9 WRIGHTSTATE (104) W 2-1 Smith (Pucillo, Coppes); Wechsler (PK)Oct. 12 EASTERNMICHIGAN * (167) L 0-3 –Oct. 14 CENTRALMICHIGAN * (174) L 1-4 Coppes (Berlovan)Oct. 19 at Marshall * (237) L 1-3 Coppes (Piening)Oct. 21 at Ohio * (228) L 0-3 –Oct. 26 KENTSTATE * (167) (OT) L 0-1 –Oct. 28 at Miami * (257) L 0-3 –Nov. 1 at Ball State * (211) L 0-3 –* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS $ at Libertyville, Ill.

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWGKristy Coppes 19/18 38 22 12 2 26 1Jill Conover 19/19 18 10 4 6 14 1Katie Piening 16/12 30 17 3 6 12 1Beth Wechsler 19/19 21 11 3 3 9 1Mandy Smith 19/19 34 10 3 1 7 1Tracy Gleixner 10/0 6 4 3 0 6 1Beth Rieman 19/19 15 7 2 2 6 1Nikki Pucillo 19/14 11 5 0 6 6 0Annmarie Aparo 14/7 14 4 1 2 4 0Jessica Sadler 10/2 2 1 1 0 2 0Jenny Berlovan 18/14 3 2 0 2 2 0Carrie Richards 2/0 0 0 0 2 2 0Libby Christensen 14/4 8 3 0 1 1 0Kasey Freeman 19/19 4 2 0 1 1 0Susan Wallace 13/5 0 0 0 1 1 0Heidi Williams 10/8 8 2 0 0 0 0Michelle Hoyng 16/4 1 1 0 0 0 0Meredith Davis 9/3 0 0 0 0 0 0Kylene Newell 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0Adrienne Graessle 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0Leslie Hepfinger 9/4 0 0 0 0 0 0Erika Flanders 19/19 0 0 0 0 0 0Ali Shingler 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 0BGSU 19 213 101 32 35 99 7Opponents 19 315 153 34 36 104 10

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordAli Shingler (4/0) 87:27 3 1 1.03 0 0-0-0Erika Flanders (19/19) 1692:05 127 33 1.76 4 7-10-2BGSU 1779:32 130 34 1.72 4 7-10-2Opponents 1779:32 73 32 1.62 6 10-7-2

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 5 (Coppes, Flanders, Freeman, Hepfinger, Smith 1); Opp. 9 • RC: BG 0, Opp. 0 • CK: BG 80, Opp. 95 • Fouls: BG 236, Opp. 277 • Offsides: BG 35, Opp. 35 • PK’s: BG 2/2 (Wechsler 2/2), Opp. 3/3



Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; MWG - match-winning goals; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cards


Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringSept. 1 MICHIGANSTATE (288) L 0-4 –Sept. 4 DETROIT (168) W 5-2 Eggleton (Wentzel); Coppes (Wallace, Flanders); Coppes (Wallace, Berlovan); Coppes (Meister, Eggleton); Wallace (–)Sept. 6 at Toledo * (647) W 1-0 Trundle (Richards, Eggleton)Sept. 8 at Eastern Illinois (76) (2-OT) T 1-1 Coppes (Pucillo)Sept. 13 vs. Pittsburgh $ (198) W 1-0 Conover (Dawley)Sept. 15 vs. Missouri $ (100) L 0-1 –Sept. 20 MIAMI * (232) L 0-3 –Sept. 22 BALLSTATE * (229) L 1-2 Coppes (Trundle, Eggleton)Sept. 27 at Akron * (132) W 2-1 Trundle (Conover); Conover (Dawley, Anderson)Sept. 29 at Kent State * (190) W 1-0 Anderson (Richards)Oct. 4 MARSHALL * (122) W 3-0 Coppes (Sampiller); Coppes (Meister); Conover (–)Oct. 6 OHIO * (268) (OT) L 0-1 –Oct. 8 at Cincinnati (607) L 0-2 –Oct. 11 at Central Michigan * (128) W 2-0 Coppes (Meister); Meister (Piening)Oct. 13 at Eastern Mich. * (103) (2-OT) T 2-2 Meister (Dawley); Trundle (Wentzel)Oct. 18 VALPARAISO (143) W 3-0 Anderson (Trundle); Piening (Dayton, Trundle); Meister (Dawley)Oct. 20 at Buffalo * (112) (OT) W 2-1 Anderson (Trundle); Meister (Dawley, Coppes)Oct. 25 WESTERNMICHIGAN * (131) W 7-0 Pucillo (Dawley); Meister (Trundle); Anderson (Trundle); Richards (Dayton); Conover (Coppes); Coppes (Wentzel); Coppes (Conover)Oct. 27 NORTHERNILLINOIS * (158) L 2-3 Trundle (Sampiller); Dayton (Trundle)Nov. 1 at Wright State (327) W 3-1 Dayton (Meister); Coppes (Trundle); Meister (Rieman)Nov. 6 BUFFALO % (700) (2-OT) W 2-1 Coppes (Meister); Trundle (PK)Nov. 8 at Miami & (674) L 0-3 –* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS$ Ohio State Invitational (Columbus, Ohio) % MAC Tourn. Quarterfinal & MAC Tourn. Semifinal

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWG MWAKristy Coppes 22/18 43 20 12 2 26 4 1Julie Trundle 22/22 21 11 5 8 18 2 2Samantha Meister 15/8 29 13 6 5 17 1 1Jill Conover 22/3 10 6 4 2 10 2 0Britt Anderson 19/12 25 10 4 1 9 2 1Keeley Dayton 20/5 12 8 2 2 6 0 0Leslie Dawley 18/6 15 6 0 6 6 0 4Leah Eggleton 17/15 20 6 1 3 5 0 1Carrie Richards 22/7 8 4 1 2 4 0 2Susan Wallace 18/8 7 3 1 2 4 0 1Nikki Pucillo 22/15 17 5 1 1 3 1 0Katie Piening 20/0 13 5 1 1 3 0 0Ashley Wentzel 19/3 6 1 0 3 3 0 0Natalie Sampiller 20/17 7 3 0 2 2 0 1Beth Rieman 21/21 18 7 0 1 1 0 0Jenny Berlovan 22/19 2 0 0 1 1 0 1Erika Flanders 22/22 0 0 0 1 1 0 0Kasey Freeman 22/22 9 5 0 0 0 0 0Megan Rapp 19/12 6 4 0 0 0 0 0Molly Bremen 16/7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Tracy Gleixner 3/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0BGSU 22 270 125 38 43 119 12 15Opponents 22 345 166 28 21 77 8

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordErika Flanders (22/22) 2040:18 137 28 1.24 7 12-8-2BGSU 2040:18 138 * 28 1.24 7 12-8-2Opponents 2040:18 87 38 1.68 6 8-12-2

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 13 (Freeman, Team/Bench 3; Eggleton 2; Coppes, Meister, Piening, Sampiller, Wentzel 1); Opp. 7 • RC: BG 0, Opp. 0 • CK: BG 98, Opp. 77 • Fouls: BG 327, Opp. 283 • Offsides: BG 33, Opp. 26 • PK’s: BG 1/1 (Trundle 1/1), Opp. 1/2



Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; MWG - match-winning goals; MWA - match-winning assists; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cards* BGSU save totals include one ‘team’ save (ball blocked on goal line by a defender)




Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 30 vs. Arizona State $ (65) L 1-5 Coppes (Wentzel)Aug. 31 at Hawai’i $ (634) L 0-4 –Sept. 5 EASTERNILLINOIS (126) L 2-4 Piening (Coppes); Richards (Rapp)Sept. 7 EASTERNMICHIGAN * (211) L 0-1 –Sept. 12 CENT.MICH. * (307) (2-OT) T 2-2 Richards (Rieman, Eggleton); Meister (Pucillo, Richards)Sept. 14 CINCINNATI (181) W 1-0 Coppes (Pucillo)Sept. 17 at Detroit (118) L 0-3 –Sept. 19 AKRON * (177) W 2-1 Meister (Carter); Wentzel (Trundle, Dayton)Sept. 21 WRIGHTSTATE (236) W 3-0 Coppes (Meister); Anderson (Trundle, Eggleton); Coppes (Berlovan)Sept. 28 TOLEDO * (261) (OT) L 0-1 –Oct. 3 at Ball State * (103) W 2-0 Coppes (–); Meister (Wentzel, Dayton)Oct. 5 at Miami * (383) W 3-2 Coppes (Anderson, Piening); Coppes (Piening, Carter); Trundle (–)Oct. 10 at Western Michigan * (127) L 0-2 –Oct. 12 at Northern Illinois * (235) (OT) W 4-3 Meister (Rapp); Meister (Carter); Meister (Trundle); Meister (Trundle)Oct. 15 at Michigan State (203) L 2-3 Anderson (Meister, Rieman); Coppes (Meister, Anderson)Oct. 17 BUFFALO * (179) (OT) L 2-3 Trundle (Meister, Wentzel); Anderson (Trundle)Oct. 19 KENTSTATE * (277) (2-OT) T 0-0 –Oct. 24 at Ohio * (227) L 1-2 Coppes (–)Oct. 26 at Marshall * (200) (OT) W 4-3 Piening (Wentzel); Trundle (Wentzel); Rapp (–); Meister (Anderson, Eggleton)Oct. 31 OHIOSTATE (207) (2-OT) L 2-3 Meister (Trundle); Eggleton (Meister, Piening)Nov. 4 at Eastern Michigan # (107) W 2-1 Eggleton (Meister, Dayton); Meister (Trundle)Nov. 7 vs. Cent. Mich. % (259) (2-OT) T 0-0 –Nov. 9 at Western Michigan & (339) L 1-4 Coppes (Eggleton, Dayton)* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS$ No Ka Oi Tourn. (Honolulu, Hawai’i) # MAC Tournament Quarterfinal% MAC Tournament Semifinal (Kalamazoo, Mich.) – BGSU advances, 4-3, on PKs& MAC Tournament Championship

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWG MWASamantha Meister 23/23 50 28 10 6 26 3 1Kristy Coppes 23/19 33 20 10 1 21 3 0Julie Trundle 21/19 28 11 3 7 13 1 3Britt Anderson 23/18 37 19 3 3 9 0 2Leah Eggleton 17/14 30 16 2 4 8 0 1Katie Piening 22/2 19 7 2 3 7 0 1Ashley Wentzel 23/17 13 7 1 5 7 1 0Carrie Richards 21/6 5 3 2 1 5 0 0Megan Rapp 17/5 4 4 1 2 4 0 0Keeley Dayton 23/22 8 3 0 4 4 0 1Lindsay Carter 21/1 10 6 0 3 3 0 0Beth Rieman 23/23 18 4 0 2 2 0 0Nikki Pucillo 18/9 6 3 0 2 2 0 1Jenny Berlovan 19/5 2 2 0 1 1 0 0Molly Bremen 22/6 6 2 0 0 0 0 0Natalie Sampiller 21/18 4 2 0 0 0 0 0Kasey Freeman 23/23 4 2 0 0 0 0 0Karen Brown 7/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kylene Newell 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jenny Matson 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jenifer Kernahan 7/2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ali Shingler 22/21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Allie Failor 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BGSU 23 277 139 34 44 112 8 10Opponents 23 372 188 47 42 136 12

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordAllie Failor (1/0) 10:25 0 0 0.00 0 0-0-0Jenifer Kernahan (7/2) 261:54 24 4 1.37 0 1-1-0Ali Shingler (22/21) 1897:13 111 43 2.04 4 7-11-3BGSU 2169:32 141 47 1.95 5 * 8-12-3Opponents 2169:32 105 34 1.41 7 12-8-3

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 14 (Dayton, Freeman, Meister, Piening 2; Berlovan, Bremen, Carter, Eggleton, Pucillo, Team/Bench 1); Opp. 11 • RC: BG 0, Opp. 0 • CK: BG 100, Opp. 136 • Fouls: BG 302, Opp. 327 • Offsides: BG 33, Opp. 36 • PK’s: BG 0/0, Opp. 1/1



Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; MWG - match-winning goals; MWA - match-winning assists; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cards* Kernahan and Shingler combined on one shutout



Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 27 DUQUESNE ^ (103) W 7-3 Coppes (Anderson); Coppes (Anderson); Meister (–); Coppes (Tilford); Coppes (Anderson, Dayton); Coppes (Tilford); Coppes (Bremen)Aug. 29 PITTSBURGH ^ (127) L 0-2 –Sept. 3 MICHIGANSTATE (161) L 0-3 –Sept. 5 at Eastern Illinois (125) L 0-2 –Sept. 10 at Navy $ (486) L 1-3 Tilford (Pucillo)Sept. 12 vs. Delaware $ (189) L 0-2 –Sept. 17 OHIO * (217) L 0-2 –Sept. 19 MARSHALL * (231) (2-OT) T 1-1 Coppes (Trundle, Rossi)Sept. 24 at Central Michigan * (130) L 0-1 –Sept. 26 at Eastern Michigan * (236) L 2-3 Bremen (Tilford, Eggleton); Meister (Tilford, Eggleton)Oct. 1 at Cleveland State (213) W 5-1 Coppes (Bremen, Dayton); Coppes (Trundle); Meister (Wentzel); Bremen (Rossi); Wentzel (Piening, Eggleton)Oct. 3 at Akron * (116) W 3-0 Coppes (Rossi, Bremen); Rossi (Wentzel); Tilford (Eggleton, Anderson)Oct. 8 MIAMI * (173) W 2-0 Rossi (Eggleton); Coppes (Bremen)Oct. 10 BALLSTATE * (177) L 1-2 Anderson (–)Oct. 15 at Kent State * (214) L 2-4 Coppes (Eggleton); Anderson (Coppes, Wentzel)Oct. 17 at Buffalo * (50) W 1-0 Coppes (Eggleton)Oct. 22 NORTHERNILLINOIS * (153) W 2-1 Rieman (Pucillo, Trundle); Meister (Wentzel, Trundle)Oct. 24 WEST.MICH. * (538) (2-OT) T 2-2 Trundle (Wentzel, Anderson); Anderson (Bremen, Eggleton)Oct. 28 at Toledo * (243) W 3-0 Coppes (Da. Cygan); Carter (Trundle); Carter (Bremen)Oct. 30 at Wright State (362) L 0-1 –Nov. 2 at Kent State # (173) (2-OT) W 2-1 Coppes (Trundle, Carter); Anderson (Trundle)Nov. 5 vs. Western Michigan % (153) W 4-1 Coppes (Sampiller); Coppes (Rapp); Coppes (Anderson); Piening (–)Nov. 7 vs. Central Michigan & (190) W 2-0 Rossi (Coppes); Pucillo (Eggleton, Trundle)Nov. 12 at Ohio State ! (745) L 0-2 –* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS^ Falcon Classic $ Navy Tournament (Annapolis, Md.)# MAC Tournament Quarterfinal % MAC Tournament Semifinal (Athens, Ohio)& MAC Tournament Champ. (Athens, Ohio) ! NCAA Championships First Round

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWG MWAKristy Coppes 23/22 74 40 18 2 38 6 1Britt Anderson 22/8 48 22 4 6 14 1 0Molly Bremen 24/16 13 7 2 6 10 0 1Julie Trundle 24/23 30 15 1 8 10 0 3Gina Rossi 20/8 21 8 3 3 9 2 1Leah Eggleton 20/15 23 10 0 9 9 0 2Samantha Meister 19/16 55 19 4 0 8 1 0Tiernay Tilford 18/6 18 10 2 4 8 0 1Ashley Wentzel 22/14 16 6 1 5 7 0 1Lindsay Carter 23/19 6 4 2 1 5 0 0Nikki Pucillo 24/17 14 8 1 2 4 0 0Katie Piening 17/0 7 5 1 1 3 0 0Beth Rieman 23/16 12 3 1 0 2 0 0Keeley Dayton 21/17 9 2 0 2 2 0 0Natalie Sampiller 24/23 8 5 0 1 1 0 0Danielle Cygan 12/5 2 1 0 1 1 0 1Megan Rapp 11/1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1Janie Babich 22/8 5 1 0 0 0 0 0Denise Cygan 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kylene Newell 2/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Rachael Ross 5/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jenny Berlovan 16/5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Samantha Martinez 2/2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jenifer Kernahan 4/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ali Shingler 21/21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BGSU 24 361 166 40 52 132 10 12Opponents 24 320 166 37 31 105 12

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordAli Shingler (21/21) 1858:03 111 30 1.45 5 8-11-2Jenifer Kernahan (4/1) 225:49 15 4 1.59 0 0-1-0Samantha Martinez (2/2) 135:00 7 3 2.00 0 2-0-0BGSU 2218:52 137 37 1.50 5 10-12-2Opponents 2218:52 139 40 1.62 8 12-10-2

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 14 (Team/Bench 3; Bremen, Carter, Meister, Trundle 2; Martinez, Rossi, Sampiller, Shingler, Tilford, Wentzel 1); Opp. 20 • RC: BG 1 (Anderson 1), Opp. 1 • CK: BG 156, Opp. 76 • Fouls: BG 296, Opp. 347 • Offsides: BG 49, Opp. 46 • PK’s: BG 0/1 (Trundle 0/1), Opp. 0/0



Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; MWG - match-winning goals; MWA - match-winning assists; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cards



Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 26 OAKLAND (176) L 1-4 Meister (Cygan)Aug. 28 WRIGHTSTATE (234) L 0-4 –Sept. 2 at Northern Arizona $ (542) W 2-1 McDonald (Eggleton); Trundle (–)Sept. 4 vs. Boise State $ (123) W 1-0 Meister (Trundle)Sept. 9 at Michigan State (375) L 0-1 –Sept. 11 EASTERNILL. (186) (2-OT) W 2-1 Meister (Trundle, Anderson); Eggleton (Anderson, Meister)Sept. 16 CLEVELANDSTATE (137) W 6-0 Anderson (–); Yee (Trundle); Carter (Meister); McDonald (Tilford); Anderson (Wentzel); Meister (Wentzel)Sept. 18 at Indiana (341) L 0-2 –Sept. 23 at Northern Illinois * (172) W 3-1 Meister (Trundle); Anderson (Trundle, Eggleton); Anderson (Trundle)Sept. 25 at Western Michigan * (119) L 0-4 –Sept. 30 at Ball State * (208) L 0-3 –Oct. 2 at Miami * (452) W 3-1 Anderson (Meister); Yee (Trundle); Yee (Anderson)Oct. 7 OHIO * (219) W 2-0 Yee (Meister); Trundle (PK)Oct. 9 AKRON * (268) W 1-0 Wentzel (Carter)Oct. 14 KENTSTATE * (224) W 2-0 Meister (McDonald); Wentzel (Anderson)Oct. 16 BUFFALO * (258) W 4-0 Team (Own Goal); Carter (Anderson, Trundle); McDonald (Tilford, Hunter); Eggleton (Campbell, Meister)Oct. 21 at Central Michigan * (110) W 2-1 Carter (Trundle); Carter (Anderson, Yee)Oct. 23 at Eastern Michigan * (273) W 2-1 Yee (Meister); Trundle (PK)Oct. 28 at Toledo * (219) W 3-2 Meister (Anderson, Yee); Bremen (Carter); Meister (Trundle)Nov. 1 TOLEDO # (245) (2-OT) T 0-0 –Nov. 4 MIAMI % (477) W 2-0 Cygan (Yee); Yee (Wentzel)Nov. 6 KENTSTATE & (317) (2-OT) T 0-0 –Nov. 11 vs. Michigan State ! (1,530) L 0-4 –* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS$ Mountain Classic (Flagstaff, Ariz.)# MAC Tournament Quarterfinal – BGSU advances, 3-2, on PKs% MAC Tournament Semifinal& MAC Tournament Championship – BGSU advances, 3-2, on PKs! NCAA Championships First Round (Notre Dame, Ind.)

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWG MWASamantha Meister 23/23 47 23 8 6 22 3 2Britt Anderson 21/20 52 20 5 7 17 2 2Julie Trundle 23/23 21 12 3 10 16 2 4Corbie Yee 22/13 36 15 6 3 15 2 2Lindsay Carter 23/20 15 8 4 2 10 1 1Kristin McDonald 23/3 8 6 3 1 7 0 1Ashley Wentzel 23/23 17 8 2 3 7 1 0Leah Eggleton 21/17 21 8 2 2 6 1 1Danielle Cygan 21/9 8 4 1 1 3 1 0Molly Bremen 22/16 8 6 1 0 2 0 0Tiernay Tilford 23/4 13 4 0 2 2 0 0Amanda Campbell 8/0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0Susan Hunter 23/22 0 0 0 1 1 0 0Brianne Eisenhard 19/2 8 3 0 0 0 0 0Karie Sahly 14/10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Natalie Sampiller 4/3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Janie Babich 23/22 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Lisa Chalupa 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Rachael Ross 14/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Megan Rapp 14/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Christy Zabek 3/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ali Shingler 23/23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BGSU 23 259 119 36 39 111 14 % 13Opponents 23 294 142 30 23 83 7

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordChristy Zabek (3/0) 66:19 1 0 0.00 0 0-0-0Ali Shingler (23/23) 2052:44 109 30 1.32 7 14-7-2BGSU 2119:03 112 30 1.27 9 * 14-7-2Opponents 2119:03 83 36 1.53 8 7-14-2

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 6 (Eggleton 2; Carter, Meister, Tilford, Trun-dle 1); Opp. 13 • RC: BG 0, Opp. 1 • CK: BG 100, Opp. 118 • Fouls: BG 254, Opp. 335 • Offsides: BG 40, Opp. 33 • PK’s: BG 2/2 (Trundle 2/2), Opp. 0/0


Attendance Total Avg.Home Matches (11) 2,741 249.2Away Matches (10) 2,811 281.1Neutral Matches (2) 1,653 826.5All Matches (23) 7,205 313.3

Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; MWG - match-winning goals; MWA - match-winning assists; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cards* Shingler and Zabek combined on two shutoutsBGSU save totals include ‘team’ saves% MWG totals include one ‘own goal’



Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 25 at Marquette $ (824) L 0-3 –Aug. 27 at UW-Milwaukee $ (403) L 0-3 –Sept. 1 XAVIER (176) (2-OT) W 1-0 Zajaros (Carter, Cygan)Sept. 3 WESTERNILLINOIS (178) L 0-2 –Sept. 8 YOUNGSTOWNSTATE (177) W 1-0 Lucas (Cygan)Sept. 10 at Eastern Illinois (144) W 2-0 Team (Own Goal); Rossi (–)Sept. 15 MICHIGANSTATE (204) L 1-2 Lucas (Kordan)Sept. 17 at Wright State (512) L 0-3 –Sept. 22 NORTHERNILLINOIS * (163) W 1-0 Cygan (Sahly)Sept. 24 WESTERNMICHIGAN * (196) W 2-0 Cygan (Lucas, Eisenhard); Juillerat (Yee)Sept. 29 BALLSTATE * (193) L 0-2 –Oct. 1 MIAMI * (251) W 2-0 Eisenhard (Lucas); Juillerat (–)Oct. 6 at Ohio * (339) L 0-3 –Oct. 8 at Akron * (349) L 1-2 Eisenhard (Cygan)Oct. 13 at Kent State * (242) (OT) W 1-0 Yee (Carter)Oct. 15 vs. Buffalo % (77) W 2-0 Yee (Eisenhard); Yee (Carter, Cygan)Oct. 20 CENTRALMICHIGAN * (163) L 1-3 Cygan (PK)Oct. 22 EASTERNMICHIGAN * (218) W 1-0 Bland (Kordan)Oct. 26 TOLEDO * (153) (2-OT) W 1-0 Eisenhard (Babich, Bland)Oct. 29 TOLEDO # (278) L 0-3 –* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS$ Milwaukee Cup (Milwaukee, Wis.) % at Kent, Ohio# MAC Tournament Quarterfinal

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWG MWADanielle Cygan 20/19 19 10 3 4 10 2 2Brianne Eisenhard 20/16 26 7 3 2 8 2 2Corbie Yee 20/16 37 16 3 1 7 2 0Stacey Lucas 20/15 17 6 2 2 6 1 2Faith Juillerat 17/4 13 7 2 0 4 0 0Samantha Bland 16/13 3 1 1 1 3 1 1Lindsay Carter 20/20 13 3 0 3 3 0 2Kayleigh Zajaros 18/8 18 9 1 0 2 1 0Gina Rossi 20/5 9 7 1 0 2 0 0Colleen Kordan 20/18 3 3 0 2 2 0 1Janie Babich 20/16 6 2 0 1 1 0 1Karie Sahly 14/14 3 0 0 1 1 0 1Tiernay Tilford 20/20 6 4 0 0 0 0 0Kristin McDonald 15/1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0Rachael Ross 15/0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Katie Kirkhoff 4/0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0Susan Hunter 20/14 1 1 0 0 0 0 0Jen Czapka 10/1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0Simone Toney 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kaitlyn Kobe 8/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Renae Dietrich 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Tiffany Hansen 13/13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Christy Zabek 12/7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BGSU 20 183 79 17 17 51 10 % 12Opponents 20 260 118 26 19 71 10

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordChristy Zabek (12/7) 803:39 35 6 0.67 5 5-2-0Tiffany Hansen (13/13) 1034:12 53 20 1.74 5 5-8-0BGSU 1837:51 91 26 1.27 10 10-10-0Opponents 1837:51 62 17 0.83 7 10-10-0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 13 (Lucas 3; Eisenhard 2; Cygan, Kordan, Ross, Rossi, Sahly, Tilford, Zajaros, Team/Bench 1); Opp. 4 • RC: BG 0, Opp. 0 • CK: BG 75, Opp. 79 • Fouls: BG 216, Opp. 234 • Offsides: BG 18, Opp. 41 • PK’s: BG 1/1 (Cygan 1/1), Opp. 0/1



Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; MWG - match-winning goals; MWA - match-winning assists; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cardsBGSU save totals include ‘team’ saves% MWG totals include one ‘own goal’



Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 31 at #15 West Virginia (736) L 0-4 –Sept. 2 EASTERNILLINOIS (231) W 2-1 Lucas (–); Lucas (Moran)Sept. 7 at Kentucky (668) L 0-4 –Sept. 9 at Murray State (190) W 1-0 Juillerat (Lucas)Sept. 14 WRIGHTSTATE (279) (OT) L 1-2 Tamerlano (Tilford)Sept. 16 at #22 Purdue (329) L 0-4 –Sept. 21 at Michigan State (385) (2-OT) T 1-1 Rossi (Juillerat)Sept. 23 at Youngstown State (100) W 3-0 Tamerlano (Yee); Tamerlano (Czapka); Moran (McDonald, Nesline)Sept. 28 NORTHERNILLINOIS * (208) L 2-3 Lucas (–); Almond (Tilford)Sept. 30 WESTERNMICHIGAN * (304) W 3-1 Tamerlano (Moran); Cygan (PK); Cygan (Yee, Tilford)Oct. 5 CENTRALMICH. * (233) (2-OT) L 1-2 Moran (McDonald, Yee)Oct. 7 EASTERNMICHIGAN * (256) L 0-2 –Oct. 12 at Kent State * (249) W 3-0 Lucas (Moran); Cygan (Yee); Juillerat (Stephenson, Yee)Oct. 14 at Buffalo * (157) L 0-1 –Oct. 19 at Ball State * (316) (2-OT) L 2-3 Bland (Lucas); Lucas (–)Oct. 21 at Miami * (124) (2-OT) W 1-0 Stephenson (Kordan)Oct. 26 OHIO * (211) (2-OT) W 1-0 Yee (Stephenson)Oct. 28 AKRON * (343) W 1-0 Yee (Tamerlano, Hunter)Nov. 1 at Toledo * (231) W 2-1 Moran (Cygan); Moran (–)Nov. 4 EASTERNMICH. # (347) (OT) W 2-1 Bland (Moran); Yee (Arsenault)Nov. 9 at Ball State % (512) (2-OT) T 0-0 –Nov. 11 vs. Toledo ^ (124) (2-OT) T 2-2 Eisenhard (–); Yee (Stephenson)* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS# MAC Tournament Quarterfinal % MAC Tournament Semifinal – BGSU advances, 3-0, on PKs^ MAC Tournament Championship (Muncie, Ind.) – UT advances, 3-2, on PKs

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWG MWACorbie Yee 21/18 58 26 4 5 13 3 1Stacey Lucas 22/19 22 15 5 2 12 2 1Meagan Moran 22/17 27 14 4 4 12 1 2Jackie Tamerlano 22/19 27 13 4 1 9 1 1Danielle Cygan 21/16 15 8 3 1 7 1 0Faith Juillerat 19/0 12 7 2 1 5 1 0Katie Stephenson 21/1 20 7 1 3 5 1 1Samantha Bland 22/22 13 4 2 0 4 0 0Tiernay Tilford 22/22 7 4 0 3 3 0 0Brianne Eisenhard 22/22 26 9 1 0 2 0 0Gina Rossi 18/1 5 3 1 0 2 0 0Alicia Almond 12/1 4 2 1 0 2 0 0Kristin McDonald 15/1 3 1 0 2 2 0 0Colleen Kordan 22/22 15 10 0 1 1 0 1Carolyn Nesline 14/7 12 3 0 1 1 0 0Jen Czapka 13/1 7 5 0 1 1 0 0Susan Hunter 17/11 1 0 0 1 1 0 1Alexa Arsenault 14/13 0 0 0 1 1 0 1Rachael Ross 16/6 7 6 0 0 0 0 0Sarah Haferkamp 8/3 6 3 0 0 0 0 0Kaitlyn Kobe 19/11 4 2 0 0 0 0 0Tiffany Hansen 4/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Christy Zabek 8/8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BGSU 22 291 142 28 27 83 10 9Opponents 22 289 139 32 33 97 9

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordAlexa Arsenault (14/3) 1321:46 63 12 0.82 6 7-3-3Christy Zabek (8/8) 652:02 32 14 1.93 1 3-5-0Tiffany Hansen (4/1) 134:29 8 6 4.02 0 0-1-0BGSU 2108:17 107 32 1.37 7 10-9-3Opponents 2108:17 114 28 1.20 6 9-10-3

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 16 (Eisenhard 3; Bland, Haferkamp, Kobe, Kordan, Yee 2; Arsenault, Rossi, Stephenson 1); Opp. 13 • RC: BG 0, Opp. 1 • CK: BG 77, Opp. 107 • Fouls: BG 255, Opp. 282 • Offsides: BG 27, Opp. 20 • PK’s: BG 1/1 (Cygan 1/1), Opp. 0/2



Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; MWG - match-winning goals; MWA - match-winning assists; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cardsBGSU save totals include ‘team’ saves



Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 22 at Cincinnati (329) L 1-3 Rossi (–)Aug. 29 at Oakland (139) (2-OT) T 0-0 –Aug. 31 MICHIGANSTATE (314) L 0-3 –Sept. 5 at IPFW (392) W 4-0 Zuccaro (Johnson); Lucas (Amann); McDonald (–); Rossi (–)Sept. 7 at Ohio State (675) (2-OT) T 1-1 Eisenhard (Rossi)Sept. 12 TENNESSEETECH (128) W 7-0 Tamerlano (Yee, Amann); Kordan (PK); Yee (–); Turner (Amann); Nesline (Juillerat, Eisenhard); Rossi (Kobe); E. Merritt (–)Sept. 14 MARSHALL (231) W 3-0 Kordan (PK); Stephenson (Kobe); Yee (Amann, Moran)Sept. 19 DETROIT (166) W 4-0 Turner (Stephenson); Team (Own Goal); Johnson (–); McDonald (Yee, Czapka)Sept. 21 at Xavier (301) W 2-0 Yee (Rossi); Stephenson (Eisenhard, Lucas)Sept. 26 at Northern Illinois * (112) L 1-2 Zuccaro (Kordan)Sept. 28 at Western Michigan * (198) W 1-0 Stephenson (Rossi)Oct. 3 at Ohio * (406) (2-OT) T 0-0 –Oct. 5 at Akron * (303) W 2-0 Rossi (–); Almond (–)Oct. 10 BALLSTATE * (157) (2-OT) W 1-0 Yee (Stephenson, Bland)Oct. 12 MIAMI * (271) W 4-0 Zuccaro (Amann); Yee (Kovacs); Amann (Zuccaro, McDonald); Turner (Nesline)Oct. 17 at Central Michigan * (223) L 0-2 –Oct. 19 at Eastern Michigan * (188) L 0-2 –Oct. 24 KENTSTATE * (166) W 1-0 Zuccaro (Amann)Oct. 26 BUFFALO * (221) W 3-0 Rossi (Tamerlano, Yee); McDonald (Amann); Yee (Amann)Oct. 30 TOLEDO * (307) (2-OT) T 1-1 Amann (Yee)Nov. 2 WESTERNMICH. # (347) W 2-0 Kordan (PK); Zuccaro (Kordan)Nov. 7 at Toledo % (407) L 0-1 –* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS# MAC Tournament Quarterfinal % MAC Tournament Semifinal

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWG MWACorbie Yee 20/14 35 17 6 4 16 2 2Gina Rossi 22/11 21 14 5 2 12 2 1Megan Amann 22/15 18 11 2 8 12 0 3Alyssa Zuccaro 21/17 43 15 5 1 11 3 0Katie Stephenson 22/19 21 8 3 2 8 1 2Colleen Kordan 22/22 13 9 3 2 8 2 0Kristin McDonald 19/1 10 7 3 1 7 0 0Katelyn Turner 15/0 8 6 3 0 6 1 0Brianne Eisenhard 19/19 16 6 1 2 4 0 0Jackie Tamerlano 22/22 25 12 1 1 3 1 1Stacey Lucas 19/1 11 8 1 1 3 0 0Leah Johnson 20/20 5 5 1 1 3 0 1Carolyn Nesline 8/0 4 2 1 1 3 0 0Kaitlyn Kobe 21/16 2 1 0 3 3 0 1Emily Merritt 1/0 2 1 1 0 2 0 0Alicia Almond 15/0 1 1 1 0 2 0 0Samantha Bland 22/22 20 11 0 1 1 0 1Jen Czapka 19/9 11 5 0 1 1 0 0Meagan Moran 13/2 9 4 0 1 1 0 0Faith Juillerat 17/0 4 2 0 1 1 0 0Kelsey Kovacs 15/0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0Susan Hunter 18/10 5 1 0 0 0 0 0Hannah Merritt 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Alexa Arsenault 22/22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Brittany Hopkins 9/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Courtney Beinlich 6/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Christy Zabek 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BGSU 22 285 147 38 34 110 12 12Opponents 22 308 139 15 13 43 6

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordChristy Zabek (4/0) 92:27 6 0 0.00 0 0-0-0Alexa Arsenault (22/22) 1979:05 113 15 0.68 11 12-6-4BGSU 2071:32 124 15 0.65 14 * 12-6-4Opponents 2071:32 109 38 1.65 6 6-12-4

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 17 (Bland, Eisenhard, Kordan, Zuccaro 2; Amann, Kovacs, Lucas, Rossi, Stephenson, Tamer-lano, Turner, Yee, Team/Bench 1); Opp. 9 • RC: BG 1 (Team/Bench 1), Opp. 0 • CK: BG 104, Opp. 101 • Fouls: BG 228, Opp. 234 • Offsides: BG 33, Opp. 20 • PK’s: BG 3/3 (Kordan 3/3), Opp. 1/2


Attendance Total Avg.Home Matches (10) 2,308 230.1Away Matches (12) 3,673 306.1Neutral Matches (0) 0 -----All Matches (22) 5,981 271.9

Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; MWG - match-winning goals; MWA - match-winning assists; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cardsBGSU save totals include ‘team’ saves* Arsenault and Zabek combined on three shutouts



Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 21 at Ohio State (847) L 0-2 –Aug. 28 INDIANASTATE (173) W 2-1 Zuccaro (Tamerlano, Kobe); Amann (Zuccaro)Aug. 30 at Michigan State (454) L 0-4 –Sept. 4 at Detroit (100) W 4-0 Kordan (Amann); Johnson (Czapka, Turner); Stephenson (Johnson); Turner (Zuccaro, Johnson)Sept. 6 IPFW (234) W 1-0 Amann (Turner, Moran)Sept. 11 ST.BONAVENTURE (219) L 0-1 –Sept. 13 YOUNGSTOWNSTATE (196) W 2-0 Chandler (Almond, Stephenson); Chandler (Amann, Johnson)Sept. 18 at UC Riverside $ (259) L 0-2 –Sept. 20 vs. UC Irvine $ (59) L 0-2 –Sept. 25 at Northern Ill. * (102) (2-OT) T 1-1 Zuccaro (Amann)Sept. 27 at Western Michigan * (176) L 2-3 VonderBrink (Zuccaro); Turner (Kordan)Oct. 2 at Ball State * (411) L 0-1 –Oct. 4 at Miami * (168) L 1-4 Almond (Kordan)Oct. 9 OHIO * (196) (2-OT) T 1-1 Turner (Amann)Oct. 11 AKRON * (279) L 1-2 Kordan (PK)Oct. 16 KENTSTATE * (197) (2-OT) T 0-0 –Oct. 18 BUFFALO * (273) W 1-0 Chandler (Amann)Oct. 23 at Central Michigan * (203) L 0-1 –Oct. 25 at Eastern Michigan * (223) L 0-2 –Oct. 29 at Toledo * (394) L 0-1 –* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS$ UCR Tournament (Riverside, Calif.)

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWG MWAMegan Amann 20/16 12 7 2 5 9 2 2Katelyn Turner 19/2 21 13 3 2 8 0 1Alyssa Zuccaro 20/20 38 17 2 3 7 0 1Keely Chandler 20/10 6 4 3 0 6 2 0Colleen Kordan 19/17 12 7 2 2 6 1 0Leah Johnson 20/20 8 4 1 3 5 0 0Katie Stephenson 20/12 28 9 1 1 3 0 1Alicia Almond 20/20 14 4 1 1 3 0 1Sarah VonderBrink 15/4 4 3 1 0 2 0 0Jackie Tamerlano 20/16 11 8 0 1 1 0 0Kaitlyn Kobe 20/17 10 6 0 1 1 0 0Meagan Moran 15/5 8 4 0 1 1 0 1Jen Czapka 10/2 4 1 0 1 1 0 0Kelsey Kovacs 20/12 16 8 0 0 0 0 0Samantha Bland 20/20 10 6 0 0 0 0 0Carolyn Nesline 15/1 6 4 0 0 0 0 0Stacey Lucas 20/6 3 2 0 0 0 0 0Amie Bannister 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Alexa Arsenault 18/17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Brittany Hopkins 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Lauren Livingston 7/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Emily Rothwell 6/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Courtney Beinlich 5/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Becca Ison 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Laura Arnold 6/3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BGSU 20 211 107 16 21 53 5 7Opponents 20 270 134 28 29 85 12

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordBecca Ison (4/0) 158:51 11 2 1.13 0 0-0-0Alexa Arsenault (18/17) 1402:08 74 20 1.28 3 4-10-3Laura Arnold (6/3) 299:01 17 6 1.81 0 1-2-0BGSU 1860:00 106 28 1.35 5 * 5-12-3Opponents 1860:00 91 16 0.77 10 12-5-3

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 10 (Turner 4; Kovacs 2; Amann, Kordan, Lucas, Stephenson 1); Opp. 10 • RC: BG 0, Opp. 2 • CK: BG 118, Opp. 71 • Fouls: BG 187, Opp. 240 • Offsides: BG 18, Opp. 28 • PK’s: BG 1/1 (Kordan 1/1), Opp. 0/1



Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; MWG - match-winning goals; MWA - match-winning assists; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cardsBGSU save totals include ‘team’ saves* Arsenault and Ison combined on two shutouts



Date Opponent(Attend.) Result BGSUScoringAug. 22 CINCINNATI (311) (2-OT) L 1-2 Zuccaro (VonderBrink, Wideman)Aug. 27 WESTVIRGINIA (327) L 0-3 –Aug. 29 XAVIER (209) L 2-3 Turner (Almond); Stephenson (Zuccaro, Almond)Sept. 3 at Niagara (507) (2-OT) T 0-0 –Sept. 5 at St. Bonaventure (167) L 0-3 –Sept. 10 MINNESOTA (214) L 0-2 –Sept. 12 CLEVELANDSTATE (279) W 2-1 Stephenson (Burgner, Rothwell); VonderBrink (Amann, Stephenson)Sept. 17 MICHIGANSTATE (223) L 0-2 –Sept. 19 at Indiana State (191) W 3-2 Zuccaro (Almond); Zuccaro (Amann, Turner); VonderBrink (Wideman, Zuccaro)Sept. 24 BUFFALO * (242) W 4-0 Zuccaro (Wideman, Carmack); Wideman (VonderBrink); Zuccaro (Amann); Zuccaro (Amann)Sept. 26 KENTSTATE * (301) W 1-0 Togba (Zuccaro, Rothwell)Oct. 1 at Eastern Michigan * (87) L 4-6 Stephenson (Tamerlano); Wideman (Zuccaro); Togba (Amann); Zuccaro (Stephenson, Wideman)Oct. 3 CENTRALMICHIGAN * (261) L 0-1 –Oct. 8 at Toledo * (404) L 0-1 –Oct. 10 at Ball State * (504) (2-OT) T 3-3 Chandler (VonderBrink, Tobin); Tamerlano (–); Zuccaro (Turner)Oct. 15 AKRON * (373) (2-OT) T 2-2 Amann (Zuccaro, Wideman); Wideman (Stephenson)Oct. 17 OHIO * (341) (2-OT) T 0-0 –Oct. 22 at Western Mich. * (137) (2-OT) L 0-1 –Oct. 24 at Northern Illinois * (189) L 0-1 –Oct. 28 MIAMI * (179) L 2-5 Stephenson (PK); Tamerlano (Zuccaro)* Mid-American Conference match Home contests in CAPS

Player MP/MS Shots SOG G A Pts. MWG MWAAlyssa Zuccaro 20/20 41 17 8 6 22 1 2Katie Stephenson 20/20 27 11 4 3 11 0 1Madeline Wideman 20/20 26 11 3 5 11 0 2Sarah VonderBrink 19/12 16 6 2 3 7 2 0Megan Amann 20/18 10 7 1 5 7 0 1Jackie Tamerlano 20/20 16 3 2 1 5 0 0Tracy Togba 18/3 5 4 2 0 4 1 0Katelyn Turner 20/2 17 8 1 2 4 0 0Alicia Almond 20/20 7 3 0 3 3 0 0Keely Chandler 15/0 4 2 1 0 2 0 0Emily Rothwell 20/15 2 2 0 2 2 0 1Morgan Burgner 13/2 8 2 0 1 1 0 0Kaitlyn Tobin 13/3 2 0 0 1 1 0 0Alyssa Carmack 19/17 0 0 0 1 1 0 1Melissa Zeigler 10/5 2 2 0 0 0 0 0Ashley Miller 16/2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0Kailey Paszko 11/1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0Jenny Fowler 19/15 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Matti Chappelle 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kylie Briem 3/2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Alexa Arsenault 17/16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Lauren Livingston 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ivi Casagrande 15/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Becca Ison 3/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Courtney Beinlich 6/3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Laura Arnold 5/3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BGSU 20 187 80 24 33 81 4 8Opponents 20 338 151 38 35 111 12

Goalkeeper(MP/MS) Min. Svs GA GAA SHO RecordAlexa Arsenault (17/16) 1518:31 88 26 1.54 3 4-8-4Becca Ison (3/1) 147:18 7 4 2.44 0 0-3-0Laura Arnold (5/3) 242:44 14 8 2.97 0 0-1-0BGSU 1908:33 113 38 1.79 4 * 4-12-4Opponents 1908:33 56 24 1.13 10 12-4-4

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSYC: BG 11 (Rothwell, Turner, Wideman 2; Almond, Burgner, VonderBrink, Zuccaro, Team/Bench 1); Opp. 5 • RC: BG 1 (Team/Bench 1), Opp. 0 • CK: BG 75, Opp. 123 • Fouls: BG 189, Opp. 215 • Offsides: BG 25, Opp. 26 • PK’s: BG 1/1 (Stephenson 1/1), Opp. 0/2


Attendance Total Avg.Home Matches (12) 3,260 271.7Away Matches (8) 2,186 273.3Neutral Matches (0) 0 –All Matches (20) 5,446 272.3

Key to abbreviations: MP - matches played; MS - matches started; MWG - match-winning goals; MWA - match-winning assists; GA - goals against; GAA - goals-against avg.; SHO - shutouts; YC/RC - yellow cards/red cardsBGSU save totals include ‘team’ saves* Arnold and Arsenault combined on one shutout


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YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM/OPPONENT STATISTICS

YEAR-BY-YEAR W-L BREAKDOWNSeason Total MAC Home Away Neut. 1G 2G 3G 4G 5G 6G 7G 9G OT1997 6-12-0 1-6-0 4-4-0 2-8-0 – 2-5 2-1 0-1 0-2 2-2 0-1 – – 1-0-01998 8-11-1 4-5-1 4-5-1 4-5-0 0-1-0 5-3 1-4 1-1 0-1 – 0-2 1-0 – 0-3-11999 5-11-3 2-6-3 4-7-0 1-3-3 0-1-0 2-4 2-3 0-3 1-0 – 0-1 – – 1-1-32000 10-10-1 5-5-1 3-5-0 4-3-1 3-2-0 6-5 3-3 1-2 – – – – – 3-1-12001 7-10-2 2-9-1 4-4-1 3-5-1 0-1-0 1-3 4-1 1-6 – – – – 1-0 0-2-22002 12-8-2 7-4-1 5-5-0 6-2-2 1-1-0 6-4 2-1 3-2 0-1 – – 1-0 – 2-1-22003 8-12-3 5-5-2 3-5-2 5-6-0 0-1-1 6-6 1-2 1-2 0-2 – – – – 2-3-32004 10-12-2 5-5-2 3-4-2 5-7-0 2-1-0 3-4 2-7 3-1 2-0 – – – – 1-0-22005 14-7-2 9-2-0 7-2-2 6-4-0 1-1-0 7-1 5-1 0-2 1-3 – 1-0 – – 1-0-22006 10-10-0 7-4-0 7-5-0 2-5-0 1-0-0 6-2 4-3 0-5 – – – – – 3-0-02007 10-9-3 6-5-0 5-4-0 5-5-2 0-0-1 7-5 1-1 2-0 0-3 – – – – 3-3-32008 12-6-4 6-3-2 8-1-1 4-5-3 – 3-2 3-3 2-1 3-0 – – 1-0 – 1-0-42009 5-12-3 1-7-3 4-2-2 1-9-1 0-1-0 3-6 1-4 0-1 1-1 – – – – 0-0-32010 4-12-4 2-6-3 3-7-2 1-5-2 – 3-6 0-3 0-3 1-0 – – – – 0-2-4Total 121-142-3062-72-19 64-60-13 49-72-15 8-10-2 60-56 31-37 14-30 9-13 2-2 1-4 3-0 1-0 18-16-30

TEAM/OPPONENT COMPARISONSeason Goals Assists Points Shots SOG Corners Fouls Offsides PKs YC RC1997 28/46 38/33 94/125 317/375 120/176 86/95 201/265 27/40 2-2/0-0 3/8 0/01998 42/55 53/47 137/157 341/302 176/176 86/109 156/256 16/37 1-1/1-1 7/11 0/21999 28/43 40/39 96/125 295/325 134/154 101/80 201/242 33/83 1-2/0-0 8/11 0/22000 32/34 38/23 102/91 314/296 171/159 104/108 308/283 38/36 2-3/2-3 9/11 0/02001 32/34 35/36 99/104 213/315 101/153 80/95 236/277 35/35 2-2/3-3 5/9 0/02002 38/28 43/21 119/77 270/345 125/166 98/77 327/283 33/26 1-1/1-2 13/7 0/02003 34/47 44/42 112/136 277/372 139/188 100/136 302/327 33/36 0-0/0-1 14/11 0/02004 40/37 52/31 132/105 361/320 166/166 156/76 296/347 49/46 0-1/0-0 14/20 1/12005 36/30 39/23 111/83 259/294 119/142 100/118 254/335 40/33 2-2/0-0 6/13 0/12006 17/26 17/19 51/71 183/260 79/118 75/79 216/234 18/41 1-1/0-1 13/4 0/02007 28/32 27/33 83/97 291/289 142/139 77/107 255/282 27/20 1-1/0-2 16/13 0/12008 38/15 34/13 110/43 285/308 147/139 104/101 228/234 33/20 3-3/1-2 17/9 1/02009 16/28 21/29 53/85 211/270 107/134 118/71 187/240 18/28 1-1/0-1 10/10 0/22010 24/38 33/35 81/111 187/338 80/151 75/123 189/215 25/26 1-1/0-2 11/5 1/0

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING AllGames––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– MACGames–––––––––––––––––––––––––––Season Games BGGoals(GPG) Opp.Goals(GPG) Games BGSUGoals(GPG) Opp.Goals(GPG)1997 18 28(1.56) 46(2.56) 7 8(1.14) 21(3.00)1998 20 42(2.10) 55(2.75) 10 18(1.80) 23(2.30)1999 19 28(1.47) 43(2.26) 11 16(1.45) 25(2.27)2000 21 32(1.52) 34(1.62) 11 16(1.45) 17(1.55)2001 19 32(1.68) 34(1.79) 12 12(1.00) 27(2.25)2002 22 38(1.73) 28(1.27) 12 23(1.92) 13(1.08)2003 23 34(1.48) 47(2.04) 12 20(1.67) 20(1.67)2004 24 40(1.67) 37(1.54) 12 19(1.58) 16(1.33)2005 23 36(1.57) 30(1.30) 11 22(2.00) 13(1.18)2006 20 17(0.85) 26(1.30) 11 12(1.09) 10(0.91)2007 22 28(1.27) 32(1.45) 11 16(1.45) 13(1.18)2008 22 38(1.73) 15(0.68) 11 14(1.27) 7(0.64)2009 20 16(0.80) 28(1.40) 11 7(0.64) 16(1.45)2010 20 24(1.20) 38(1.90) 11 16(1.45) 20(1.82)Total 293 433(1.48) 493(1.68) 153 219(1.43) 241(1.58)


ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

A•A•A•AAliciaAlmond 2007-08-09-10MeganAmann 2008-09-10BrittAnderson 2002-03-04-05AnnmarieAparo 1999-2000-01LauraArnold 2009-10AlexaArsenault 2007-08-09-10

B•B•B•BJanieBabich 2004-05AmieBannister 2009CourtneyBeinlich 2008-09-10JennyBerlovan 2001-02-03-04SamanthaBland 2006-07-08-09MollyBremen 2002-03-04-05MorganBurgner 2010LeslieBuse 1998-99-2000

C•C•C•CAlyssaCarmack 2010LindsayCarter 2003-04-05-06IviCasagrande 2010KeelyChandler 2009-10LibbyChristensen 2001RachelClark 1997CariCombs 1998JillConover 1999-2000-01-02KristyCoppes 2001-02-03-04DanielleCygan 2004-05-06-07JenCzapka 2006-07-08-09

D•D•D•DMeredithDavis 1998-99-2000-01LeslieDawley 2002KeeleyDayton 2002-03-04

E•E•E•ELeahEggleton 2002-03-04-05BrianneEisenhard 2005-06-07-08AshleyEnser 1997-98-99-2000LindsayEnser 2000DesireeErb 1998-99JamieEshleman 1997-98-99-2000

F•F•F•FErikaFlanders 1999-2000-01-02JennyFowler 2010KaseyFreeman 2000-01-02-03

G•G•G•GMelissaGalitz 1999ChristaGarver 1997SarahGawel 1998-99KitGazley 1997TracyGleixner 1998,2000-01-02AdrienneGraessle 2000EmilyGraham 1997

H•H•H•HSarahHaferkamp 2007TiffanyHansen 2006-07AutumnHarris 1997-98-99-2000LauraHarvey 1997StephanieHeller 1997-98-99-2000LeslieHepfinger 1998-99-2000-01BrittanyHopkins 2008-09MichelleHoyng 1998,2001SusanHunter 2005-06-07-08

I•I•I•IErinIncorvaia 1998-99BeccaIson 2009-10

J•J•J•JLeahJohnson 2008-09FaithJuillerat 2006-07-08

K•K•K•KJeniferKernahan 2003-04KaitlynKobe 2006-07-08-09ColleenKordan 2006-07-08-09KelseyKovacs 2008-09

L•L•L•LLynetteLasanen 1997SaraLeary 2000MichelleLisy 1997-98-99-2000LaurenLivingston 2009StaceyLucas 2006-07-08-09

M•M•M•MSarahMarchant 1998SamanthaMartinez 2003EmilyMcCracken 1997-98KristinMcDonald 2005-06-07-08AmyMcIlwain 1999KerryMcKee 1997-98SamanthaMeister 2002-03-04-05JaniceMentrup 1997-98-99-2000EmilyMerritt 2008AshleyMiller 2010MeaganMoran 2007-08-09

N•N•N•NCarolynNesline 2007-08-09KyleneNewell 2003-04

P•P•P•PKaileyPaszko 2010KatiePiening 2001-02-03-04NikkiPucillo 2001-02-03-04

BGSU’s2000seniorswere the first-ever four-year class to go through the Falcon pro-gram. These seven players culminated their BGSU careers with the Falcons’ first-ever trip to the championship match of the MAC Tour-nament. Front (left to right): Jamie Eshleman and Leslie Buse. Middle: Janice Mentrup, Mi-chelle Lisy and Ashley Enser. Back: Autumn Harris and Stephanie Heller.

Jenny Berlovan earned four letters for Andy Richards and the Falcons, from 2001-04


The2004Falconseniorclass helped BGSU to the Mid-American Conference Tournament title and the school’s first-ever berth in the NCAA Championships. Left to right: Ali Shingler (a red-shirt junior in 2004), Nikki Pucillo, Beth Rieman, Kylene Newell, Jenny Berlovan, Kristy Coppes, Katie Piening and Jenifer Kernahan.

Susan Hunter was a four-year letterwinner from 2005-08

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

R•R•R•RMeganRapp 2002-03-04-05CarrieRichards 2002-03BethRieman 2001-02-03-04LizRobarge 1997LeahRosner 1998RachaelRoss 2004-05-06-07GinaRossi 2004-06-07-08EmilyRothwell 2009-10

S•S•S•SJessicaSadler 2001NatalieSampiller 2002-03-04-05KristaShamblin 1997-98AliShingler 2001,03-04-05RachelShort 1997StefanieSizemore 1997MandySmith 1998-99-2000-01KatieStephenson 2007-08-09-10PaigeSuhay 1997

T•T•T•TJackieTamerlano 2007-08-09-10TiernayTilford 2004-05-06-07KaitlynTobin 2010TracyTogba 2010JulieTrundle 2002-03-04-05KatelynTurner 2008-09-10

Y•Y•Y•YCorbieYee 2005-06-07-08

Z•Z•Z•ZChristyZabek 2005-06-07-08KayleighZajaros 2006MelissaZeigler 2010AlyssaZuccaro 2008-09-10

V•V•V•VSarahVonderBrink 2009-10

W•W•W•WSusanWallace 1999-2000-01-02BethWechsler 1998-99-2000-01AshleyWentzel 2002-03-04-05MadelineWideman 2010MackenzieWilliams 1997-98


UNIFORM NUMEROLOGY

0 LynetteLasanen,1997 SarahMarchant,1998 ErikaFlanders,1999 AshleyBeel,2000 AliShingler,2001-03-04-05 ChristyZabek,2006-07-08 LauraArnold,2009-10

00 AllieFailor,2003 ChristyZabek,2005

01 JeniferKernahan,2003-04

1 KitGazley,1997 SarahGawel,1998-99 ErikaFlanders,2000-01-02 SamanthaMartinez,2004 TiffanyHansen,2006-07 BeccaIson,2009-10

2 PaigeSuhay,1997 TracyGleixner,1998H-2000-01-02 LeahEggleton,2003-04-05 CarolynNesline,2007 CourtneyBeinlich,2008-09-10

3 AutumnHarris,1997-98-99-2000 NikkiPucillo,2001-02-03-04 JanieBabich,2005-06 AliciaAlmond,2007-08-09-10

4 AshleyEnser,1997-98-99-2000 MeganRapp,2002-03-04-05 RachaelRoss,2006-07 CarolynNesline,2008-09

5 ChristaGarver,1997 ErinIncorvaia,1998 MelissaGalitz,1999 BethRieman,2001-02-03-04 AmandaCampbell,2005 ColleenKordan,2006-07-08-09 SarahVonderBrink,2010

6 KerryThompson,1997 StephanieHeller,1997* MichelleLisy,1997* JaniceMentrup,1997* MandySmith,1998 SaraCarrasquillo,1999 JennyBerlovan,2001-02-03-04 CorbieYee,2005-06-07-08 KaitlynTobin,2010

7 LizRobarge,1997-98 ErinIncorvaia,1999 KaseyFreeman,2000-01-02-03 RachaelRoss,2004-05 RenaeDietrich,2006 JackieTamerlano,2007-08-09-10

8 LeslieBuse,1998-99-2000 LibbyChristensen,2001 MollyBremen,2002-03-04-05 KayleighZajaros,2006 EmilyRothwell,2009-10

9 EmilyMcCracken,1997-98 StephanieHeller,1997* LeslieHepfinger,1999-2000-01 AshleyWentzel,2002-03-04-05 StaceyLucas,2006-07-08-09 MorganBurgner,2010

10 KristaShamblin,1998 MandySmith,1999-2000-01 JulieTrundle,2002-03-04-05 JenCzapka,2006-07-08-09 JennyFowler,2010

11 EmilyGraham,1997 BethWechsler,1998-99-2000-01 NatalieSampiller,2002-03-04-05 KaitlynKobe,2006-07-08-09 MadelineWideman,2010

12 JaniceMentrup,1997-98-99-2000 MichelleHoyng,2001 LeahEggleton,2002 JennyMatson,2003 GinaRossi,2004-06-07-08 SarahVonderBrink,2009 KaileyPaszko,2010

13 JamieEshleman,1997-98-99-2000 SusanWallace,2001-02 JanieBabich,2004 SusanHunter,2005-06-07-08 AlyssaZuccaro,2009-10

14 LauraHarvey,1997 KristyWolter,1998 KellyArchiable,1999 AdrienneGraessle,2000-01 SamanthaMeister,2002-03-04-05 SamanthaBland,2006-07-08-09 IviCasagrande,2010

15 KerryMcKee,1997 LeahRosner,1998-99 JillConover,2000 KatiePiening,2001-02-03-04 KarieSahly,2005-06 SarahHaferkamp,2007 MeganAmann,2008-09-10

16 StefanieSizemore,1997 CariCombs,1998 AmyMcIlwain,1999-2000 KyleneNewell,2001-03-04 BrianneEisenhard,2005-06-07-08 LaurenLivingston,2009-10

17 StephanieHeller,1997-98-99-2000 CarrieRichards,2001-02-03 DanielleCygan,2004-05-06-07 LeahJohnson,2008-09

18 MichelleDorman,1997 EmilyGraham,1997* AnnmarieAparo,1998-99-2000-01 LeslieDawley,2002

19 RachelClark,1997 HeidiWilliams,1999-2000-01 TiernayTilford,2004-05-06-07 BrittanyHopkins,2008-09

20 KristaShamblin,1997 DesireeErb,1998-99 SaraLeary,2000 LindsayCarter,2003-04-05-06 FaithJuillerat,2007-08 TracyTogba,2010

21 RachelShort,1997 MichelleLisy,1997* MichelleHoyng,1998 SusanWallace,1999-2000 KristyCoppes,2001-02-03-04 KristinMcDonald,2005-06-07-08 KeelyChandler,2009-10

22 MackenzieWilliams,1997-98 MeredithDavis,1999-2000-01 BrittAnderson,2002-03-04-05 FaithJuillerat,2006 KatieStephenson,2007-08-09-10

23 MichelleLisy,1997-98-99-2000 MichelleDorman,1997* KeeleyDayton,2002-03-04 KatieKirkhoff,2006 KelseyKovacs,2008-09

24 LeslieHepfinger,1998 LindsayEnser,2000 JessicaSadler,2001 KarenBrown,2003 DeniseCygan,2004 LisaChalupa,2005 SimoneToney,2006 MeaganMoran,2007-08-09 AshleyMiller,2010

25 MeredithDavis,1998 JillConover,1999-2001-02 AlexaArsenault,2007-08-09-10

26 HannahMerritt,2008 KylieBriem,2010

27 TracyGleixner,1998A AlyssaZuccaro,2008 AlyssaCarmack,2010

28 KatelynTurner,2008-09-10

29 EmilyMerritt,2008 AmieBannister,2009 MattiChappelle,2010

30 MelissaZeigler,2010

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NOTES: •Only players who played in at least one match are listed.

•Additionally, for the match at Toledo on Sept. 20, 1997, the Falcons switched numbers ... for this one match only, the numerical roster (players who saw action in the match) looked like this ... 1-Lynette Lasanen, 2-Rachel Clark, 4-Jamie Eshleman, 5-Ashley Enser, 9-Emily Graham, 11-Autumn Harris, 14-Stephanie Heller, 15-Stefanie Sizemore, 16-Krista Shamblin, 18-Paige Suhay, 19-Kerry McKee, 21-Mackenzie Williams, 22-Janice Mentrup

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HONORS & AWARDS


MAC COACH OF THE YEARAndy Richards, 2005

MAC PLAYER OF THE YEARSamantha Meister, 2005

ALL-MAC TEAMFIRST TEAMBritt Anderson, 2005Alexa Arsenault, 2008Erika Flanders, 2002Tracy Gleixner, 1998Colleen Kordan, 2008Samantha Meister, 2003, 2005

SECOND TEAMSamantha Bland, 2009Kristy Coppes, 2004Leah Eggleton, 2004Ashley Enser, 2000Julie Trundle, 2005Beth Wechsler, 1998, 2000Corbie Yee, 2006, 2007, 2008

MAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEARKristy Coppes, 2001Samantha Meister, 2002Corbie Yee, 2005

MAC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMMegan Amann, 2008Alexa Arsenault, 2007Keely Chandler, 2009Susan Hunter, 2005Colleen Kordan, 2006Meagan Moran, 2007Jackie Tamerlano, 2007Madeline Wideman, 2010Corbie Yee, 2005Alyssa Zuccaro, 2008

MAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMMolly Bremen, 2004, 2005Kristy Coppes, 2002, 2003, 2004Brianne Eisenhard, 2007Erika Flanders, 2000, 2002Kasey Freeman, 2003Stephanie Heller, 2000Leah Johnson, 2008Colleen Kordan, 2007, 2008Michelle Lisy, 1998Nikki Pucillo, 2004Leah Rosner, 1998Natalie Sampiller, 2003Ali Shingler, 2005Tiernay Tilford, 2007Julie Trundle, 2005Beth Wechsler, 2000Ashley Wentzel, 2004Corbie Yee, 2005

ACADEMIC ALL-MACFIRST TEAMAlicia Almond, 2009, 2010Annmarie Aparo, 2001Janie Babich, 2005

HONORS & AWARDS

Erika Flanders was the first All-Great Lakes Region selection in school history, earning third-team honors in 2002

Britt Anderson capped her BGSU career by earning All-MAC First-Team honors in 2005

Molly Bremen, 2005Jill Conover, 2001Keeley Dayton, 2004Leah Eggleton, 2005Erika Flanders, 2001Leah Johnson, 2009Michelle Lisy, 1998Kristin McDonald, 2007Samantha Meister, 2003, 2005Ali Shingler, 2004, 2005Katie Stephenson, 2008, 2009, 2010Julie Trundle, 2005Christy Zabek, 2006

HONORABLE MENTION *Alicia Almond, 2008Megan Amann, 2010Keely Chandler, 2010Jen Czapka, 2008Brianne Eisenhard, 2008Ashley Enser, 1998Kaitlyn Kobe, 2008Michelle Lisy, 1997Stacey Lucas, 2008Kristin McDonald, 2008Gina Rossi, 2008Emily Rothwell, 2010Jackie Tamerlano, 2008, 2010Sarah VonderBrink, 2010* Honorable Mention (from 1999-2007 and in 2009, only one Academic All-MAC Team was named)

MAC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLLBritt Anderson, 2004Annmarie Aparo, 1999, 2000, 2001Janie Babich, 2005, 2006Jenny Berlovan, 2002, 2003, 2004Molly Bremen, 2003, 2004, 2005Lindsay Carter, 2004, 2005, 2006Jill Conover, 2000, 2001, 2002Keeley Dayton, 2003, 2004Leah Eggleton, 2003, 2004, 2005Brianne Eisenhard, 2006Ashley Enser, 1999, 2000Desiree Erb, 1999Erika Flanders, 2000, 2001, 2002Kasey Freeman, 2001, 2002, 2003Sarah Gawel, 1999Tracy Gleixner, 2000, 2001, 2002Adrienne Graessle, 2001Autumn Harris, 1999, 2000Stephanie Heller, 1999, 2000Erin Incorvaia, 1999Michelle Lisy, 1999, 2000Kristin McDonald, 2006Samantha Meister, 2003, 2004, 2005Janice Mentrup, 1999, 2000Kylene Newell, 2002Katie Piening, 2002Nikki Pucillo, 2002, 2003, 2004Carrie Richards, 2002, 2003Beth Rieman, 2002, 2003, 2004Rachael Ross, 2005, 2006Gina Rossi, 2006Karie Sahly, 2006Ali Shingler, 2002, 2003, 2004Julie Trundle, 2003, 2004, 2005

Lindsay Carter was a three-time selection to the MAC Honor Roll


Samantha Meister earned a veri-table plethora of honors during her four-year Falcon tenure

Krista Shamblin, after record-ing the first hat trick in BGSU women’s soccer history, was the program’s first-ever MAC Player of the Week

HONORS & AWARDS

Susan Wallace, 2002Christy Zabek, 2006

NSCAA ALL-GREAT LAKES REGIONSECOND TEAMSamantha Meister, 2005

THIRD TEAMErika Flanders, 2002Julie Trundle, 2005

SOCCER BUZZ ALL-GREAT LAKES REGIONSECOND TEAMSamantha Meister, 2003, 2005

THIRD TEAMKristy Coppes, 2004

MAC PLAYER OF THE WEEKKrista Shamblin (Nov. 3, 1997)Tracy Gleixner (Nov. 3, 1998)Jill Conover (Sept. 21, 1999)Jill Conover (Sept. 18, 2000)Erika Flanders (Sept. 3, 2001)Kristy Coppes (Sept. 9, 2002)Kristy Coppes (Oct. 6, 2003)Samantha Meister (Oct. 13, 2003)Kristy Coppes (Aug. 30, 2004)Lindsay Carter (Nov. 1, 2004)Julie Trundle (Sept. 5, 2005)Lindsay Carter (Oct. 24, 2005)Samantha Meister (Oct. 31, 2005)Corbie Yee (Oct. 16, 2006)Corbie Yee (Oct. 29, 2007)Alexa Arsenault (Sept. 8, 2008)Colleen Kordan (Sept. 15, 2008)Corbie Yee (Oct. 13, 2008)Megan Amann (Oct. 27, 2008)Alexa Arsenault (Sept. 9, 2009)Alexa Arsenault (Oct. 19, 2009) ^Alyssa Zuccaro (Sept. 27, 2010) %Alexa Arsenault (Sept. 27, 2010) ^% Offensive P-O-W award (the MAC office began honor-

ing an offensive and a defensive winner each week, begin-ning midway through the 2009 season [mid-October])^ Defensive P-O-W award

MAC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF WEEKErika Flanders (Sept. 26, 2000)Erika Flanders (Oct. 22, 2002)Ali Shingler (Oct. 19, 2005)Ali Shingler (Nov. 10, 2005)Katie Stephenson (Sept. 25, 2008)Alyssa Zuccaro (Oct. 1, 2010)

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA *FIRST TEAMAli Shingler, 2005

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT *FIRST TEAMAlicia Almond, 2010Jill Conover, 2001Keeley Dayton, 2004Kristin McDonald, 2008Ali Shingler, 2005

SECOND TEAMJill Conover, 2002Kristin McDonald, 2007Ali Shingler, 2004Katie Stephenson, 2008

THIRD TEAMAlicia Almond, 2009Keely Chandler, 2010Samantha Meister, 2005Ali Shingler, 2003Katie Stephenson, 2009* currently sponsored by Capital One, formerly sponsored by ESPN The Magazine, Verizon and GTE

NSCAA/ADIDAS TEAM ACADEMIC AWARD *Bowling Green, 2008-09 academic year* given to programs that achieved a minimum team GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale

OCSA DIVISION I/II ALL-OHIO FIRST TEAMColleen Kordan, 2008Samantha Meister, 2003, 2005 $Julie Trundle, 2005Beth Wechsler, 2000$ 2005 Ohio Midfielder of the Year

SECOND TEAMBritt Anderson, 2005Kristy Coppes, 2004Leah Eggleton, 2004Ashley Enser, 2000Erika Flanders, 2002Tracy Gleixner, 1998Colleen Kordan, 2007Beth Wechsler, 1998Madeline Wideman, 2010Corbie Yee, 2007

The Falcons swept the 2005 MAC specialty awards, as Corbie Yee (left), Andy Richards (center) and Samantha Meister earned league newcomer-, coach- and player-of-the-year honors


HONORS & AWARDS

THIRD TEAMJill Conover, 2000Kristy Coppes, 2001, 2002Ashley Enser, 1997 (Hon. Mention)Samantha Meister, 2002Janice Mentrup, 1997 (Hon. Mention), 1998Ali Shingler, 2005 (Hon. Mention)Julie Trundle, 2002Beth Wechsler, 1999, 2001

ACADEMIC ALL-OHIOFIRST TEAMBrianne Eisenhard, 2007Erika Flanders, 2002

SECOND TEAMAlicia Almond, 2010Stacey Lucas, 2007Katie Stephenson, 2010* no information on the 2003, 2004 or 2005 teams avail-able ... anyone with info. on those teams is encouraged to contact the BGSU Athletic Communications office

SOCCER AMERICA TEAM OF THE WEEKErika Flanders (Sept. 4, 2001)Kristy Coppes (Oct. 8, 2003)Samantha Meister (Oct. 15, 2003)Julie Trundle (Nov. 9, 2005)

SOCCER BUZZ ELITE TEAM OF THE WEEKErika Flanders (Sept. 4, 2001)Samantha Meister (Oct. 14, 2003)Kristy Coppes (Sept. 1, 2004)Ali Shingler (Nov. 12, 2004)Ali Shingler (Nov. 10, 2005)

SOCCER BUZZ GREAT LAKES REGION ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMKristy Coppes, 2001Corbie Yee, 2005

SOCCER BUZZ FIRST-YEAR ALL-NATIONAL TEAMJanice Mentrup, 1997 (Second Team)Stephanie Heller, 1997 (HM)Ashley Enser, 1997 (HM)Krista Shamblin, 1997 (HM)

SOCCER BUZZ TOP FIRST-YEAR PROGRAMSBowling Green, 1997, ranked sixth (of 17)

TOP DRAWER SOCCER ALL-ROOKIE TEAMSamantha Bland, 2006 (Third Team)

IN-SEASON ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMSFALCON CLASSIC, 1998Cari Combs, Tracy Gleixner, Janice Mentrup, Beth Wechsler

OHIO STATE TOURNAMENT, 2002Leah Eggleton, Erika Flanders, Beth Rieman

OHANA HOTELS & RESORTS NO KA OI, 2003Britt Anderson, Kasey Freeman

FALCON CLASSIC, 2004Britt Anderson, Kristy Coppes, Tiernay Tilford

NORTHERN ARIZ. TOURN., 2005Ali Shingler, Most Valuable GoalkeeperJulie Trundle, Offensive MVP

MILWAUKEE CUP, 2006Brianne Eisenhard, Karie Sahly

OTHER SOCCER BUZZ AWARDSEXCELLENCE IN SPORTS INFO. • 14th in Nation, 1997 • 4th, Great Lakes Region, 1997 • 1st in Nation (1st-Year Programs), 1997 • 5th, Great Lakes Region, 1998 • 5th, Great Lakes Region, 2000

Tracy Gleixner was the first All-MAC First-Team pick in school history, earning the honor in 1998

Kristy Coppes celebrates after scoring the tying goal in the Falcons’ 2002 MAC Tourna-ment win over Buffalo. Coppes is BGSU’s lone three-time selection to the MAC’s All-Tournament Team Leah Eggleton

Susan Wallace

• 8th, Great Lakes Region, 2001 • 10th in Nation, 2002 • 2nd, Great Lakes Region, 2002 • 8th, Great Lakes Region, 2003 • 8th, Great Lakes Region, 2004

OUTSTANDING MEDIA GUIDES • 2nd in Nation (1st-Year Programs), 1997 • 7th, Great Lakes Region, 2000 • 3rd, Great Lakes Region, 2001

OUTSTANDING WEB SITES • 2nd in Nation (1st-Year Programs), 1997NOTE: Soccer Buzz has not listed any media guide or web site awards since the 2004 season


TEAM AWARDS(since 2000)MVP - DEFENSE2010 Alicia Almond2009 Leah Johnson2008 Samantha Bland2007 Samantha Bland & Colleen Kordan2006 Samantha Bland2005 Ashley Wentzel2004 Ali Shingler2003 Keeley Dayton2002 Erika Flanders2001 Beth Wechsler2000 Beth Wechsler

MVP - MIDFIELD2010 Jackie Tamerlano2009 Alicia Almond2008 Brianne Eisenhard2007 Brianne Eisenhard2006 Brianne Eisenhard2005 Molly Bremen2004 Leah Eggleton2003 Julie Trundle2002 Julie Trundle2001 Mandy Smith2000 Janice Mentrup

HONORS & AWARDS

MVP - OFFENSE2010 Alyssa Zuccaro2009 Alyssa Zuccaro2008 Alyssa Zuccaro2007 Danielle Cygan2006 Danielle Cygan2005 Britt Anderson2004 Kristy Coppes2003 Samantha Meister2002 Kristy Coppes2001 Kristy Coppes2000 Jill Conover

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER2010 Emily Rothwell2009 Carolyn Nesline2008 Megan Amann2007 Kaitlyn Kobe2006 Christy Zabek2005 Corbie Yee2004 Gina Rossi2003 Ashley Wentzel2002 Natalie Sampiller2001 Jenny Berlovan2000 Lindsay Enser

KATIE STEPHENSON ‘HUSTLE’ AWARD *2010 Katie Stephenson2009 Katie Stephenson2008 Katie Stephenson2007 Katie Stephenson2006 Lindsay Carter2005 Leah Eggleton2004 Leah Eggleton2003 Leah Eggleton2002 Susan Wallace2001 Leslie Hepfinger2000 Leslie Hepfinger* award was named the Leah Eggleton Hustle Award after Eggleton, a three-time winner, upon the completion of her BGSU career; then, in 2010, award was renamed to honor Katie Stephenson af-ter she won the award for a fourth-straight season

LESLIE DAWLEY ‘FIGHTING FALCON’ AWARD *2010 Katie Stephenson2009 Alicia Almond2008 Susan Hunter2007 Tiernay Tilford2006 Lindsay Carter2005 Ashley Wentzel2004 Julie Trundle2003 Beth Rieman2002 Kasey Freeman2001 Erika Flanders2000 Ashley Enser* given to the team member who, through words and actions, most accurately reflects the program’s philosophy of ‘Today I gave all that I have, for everything I left behind is gone forever’ -- selected by coaching staff; all other team awards are the result of voting by the team members ... award was renamed to honor Dawley, who entered BGSU in the fall of 2002 and played with the team during that ‘02 season before passing away in November of that year

2010 team award winners are pictured. Top (left to right): Almond, Zuccaro and Stephenson. Bottom (left to right): Tamerlano and Rothwell.


Although the Bowling Green State University women’s soccer program is less than a decade-and-a-half old, a rich soccer tradition already existed at the University upon the team’s debut in 1997. One of the many resources available to the women’s program is the op-portunity to play on one of the Midwest’s finest fields.

Mickey Cochrane Field, known nationally as one of the country’s outstanding soccer facilities, has become even better in recent years thanks in part to a multiple-phase project designed to enhance the current complex.

The latest phase of the improvements is the installation of lights at the Cochrane Field complex, giving the men’s and women’s teams

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the opportunity for home games under the lights. The lights project will allow more flexibility in scheduling, and will also enhance the atmosphere at home matches. The money for the $400,000 project was raised through donations, with nearly all of the funds donated by men’s soccer alumni, who have a proud history of nearly five decades at the University. The lights project is scheduled to be completed in the fall of 2011.

In 2010, via donations raised by both the men’s and women’s programs, World Cup-style goals were added, as well as wind screens and covered benches. The athletics department also made upgrades to the scoreboard in time for the 2010 season.

Just prior to the debut of the women’s team, an upgrade to the field saw the construction of 700 permanent seats on the west side of the main playing area. The stadium renovation project, financed entirely with private funds, was officially dedicated on Sept. 10, 1995, prior to the men’s soccer home opener. A spacious press box was finished a month later. With the addition of portable bleachers from the old grandstand, the complex can seat up to 1,500 spectators.

The initial phase of the plan, which was finished in 1993, consisted of the main playing field being completely enclosed with fencing, landscaped with shrubbery, and decorated with signage. New flag staffs and team benches were also added over the course of the sea-son.

Phase II began in 1994 with the installation of a new scoreboard and additional signage.

The field renovation project was originally conceived in 1988 by former Falcon men’s head coach Gary Palmisano who passed away in December, 1994. Under his guidance, hard work, and patience, his vision became a reality with the initiation of Phase I.

Cochrane Field, dedicated Oct. 11, 1980, in honor of BGSU’s first men’s varsity soccer coach, has been the home of the Falcon men

Andy Richards (left) chats with Mickey Cochrane after a Falcon women’s soccer home victory at the field bearing Cochrane’s name


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since 1966 and has also been the site of the United States Youth Soc-cer Association’s Olympic Development Program Region II camps for several decades.

The Falcons definitely have an ideal situation for their players to improve their skills with the use of two full-size fields and a small-sided training practice area. The programs also utilize the Field House and its 90-yard indoor turf room and 200-meter track wing for winter conditioning.

Prior to the 1997 campaign, a new practice field was added to the complex. That field was resodded and a sprinkler system was added in preparation for BGSU’s inaugural season of women’s soccer.

The Sebo Athletic Center, located in the north end zone of Doyt L. Perry Stadium, provides all BGSU student-athletes, including the soc-cer teams, a place to reach their potential. The new building features an expanded sports medicine and rehabilitation facility as well as a state-of-the-art strength and conditioning area for student-athletes in all 18 varsity sports.

In 2005, Cochrane Field was the home of the MAC Women’s Soc-cer Tournament’s semifinal and championship rounds for the first time. BGSU, after winning the regular-season title, advanced past Toledo in the tourney’s quarterfinal round to earn the right to host the subsequent rounds. After downing Miami in the semifinals, the Brown and Orange advanced past Kent State via penalty kicks in the regionally-televised championship match.

In 2008, BGSU hosted a MAC Tournament quarterfinal-round game for the fourth consecutive year, defeating Western Michigan, 2-0. The Falcons have a record of 4-1-2 in conference tournament games at Cochrane.

FALCON FIRSTSFIRST WOMEN’S SOCCER MATCH – August 29, 1997, at KentFIRST LINEUP – The Falcons took the field at Kent with Lynette Lasanen in goal;

Autumn Harris (sweeper), Ashley Enser (left), Mackenzie Williams (right) and Emily Graham (stopper) in the back; Paige Suhay (center), Janice Mentrup (left) and Jamie Eshleman (right) in the midfield; and Stefanie Sizemore (striker), Krista Shamblin (left wing) and Rachel Clark (right wing) up front. Kit Gazley played the second half and the overtime in goal, while Kerry McKee, Em-ily McCracken and Kelly Thompson also saw action in the match for the Brown and Orange.

FIRST WIN – 1-0 at Kent, Aug. 29, 1997. Kerry McKee scored at the 96:43 mark to end the first match in

school history. Emily Graham and Janice Mentrup, who had started the play with a give-and-go off a short corner kick, drew assists. The tally is believed to be the first “Golden Goal” (match-ending OT goal) in NCAA Division I women’s soccer history, as 1997 was the first season that a sudden-death overtime was instituted.

FIRST HOME WIN – 5-0 vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), Sept. 7, 1997. Five different Falcons

found the back of the net, and freshman goalies Kit Gazley and Lynette Lasanen combined for the shutout.

FIRST ROAD WIN – 1-0 at Kent, Aug. 29, 1997FIRST OVERTIME MATCH – 1-0 win at Kent, Aug. 29, 1997FIRST GOAL – McKee at Kent, Aug. 29, 1997FIRST ASSISTS – Graham and Mentrup at KentFIRST MULTI-GOAL MATCH – see First Hat TrickFIRST HAT TRICK – Robert Morris, meet Krista Shamblin. Shamblin recorded all three

of BG’s goals in a 3-1 win on the road (Oct. 31, 1997). Shamblin, who did not start the contest, played in just over half of the match (54 minutes). She scored at the 37:16 mark to erase a 1-0 RMC lead, then converted a penalty kick at the 71:41 mark for the first two-goal match by a Falcon. Eight minutes later, Shamblin again found the back of the net to complete the hat trick.

FIRST SHUTOUT – 1-0 at Kent. Lynette Lasanen played the first half and was called

upon to make just one save. Kit Gazley played the second half and the OT, a total of 51:43. She made three stops en route to the win.

In November of 2005, the Falcons hosted the MAC Tournament’s semifinal and championship rounds for the first time in school history. BGSU advanced past Miami and Kent State (above) at Cochrane Field to earn the MAC’s automatic bid to the NCAA Championships.

BGSU vs. Louisville; August 31, 1997. The starting lineups for the first home regular-season match in school history.


BGSU CAREER STATS & RECORDS


ALL-TIME CAREER STATISTICS

INDIVIDUAL SCORING (FOR ALL FALCON PLAYERS)PLAYER MP/MS Shots Goals Assists Points MWG MWA YC/RCKristy Coppes 87/77 188 52 7 111 14 2 2/0Samantha Meister 80/70 181 28 17 73 8 4 6/0Jill Conover 80/60 116 20 25 65 7 8 3/0Julie Trundle 90/87 100 12 33 57 5 12 3/0Corbie Yee 83/61 166 19 13 51 9 5 3/0Britt Anderson 85/58 162 16 17 49 5 5 0/1Tracy Gleixner 51/23 81 20 8 48 5 1 0/0Michelle Lisy 72/58 100 18 12 48 2 2 2/0Alyssa Zuccaro 61/57 122 15 10 40 4 3 3/0Janice Mentrup 78/78 176 7 23 37 3 4 1/0Beth Wechsler 78/77 96 8 16 32 2 4 2/0Stephanie Heller 74/67 96 10 9 29 1 5 0/0Leah Eggleton 75/61 94 5 18 28 1 5 5/0Katie Stephenson 83/52 96 9 9 27 2 5 3/0Katie Piening 75/14 69 7 11 25 1 2 3/0Gina Rossi 80/25 56 10 5 25 4 2 4/0Krista Shamblin 36/16 70 10 4 24 2 2 1/0Ashley Wentzel 87/57 52 4 16 24 2 1 2/0Megan Amann 62/49 40 5 18 28 2 6 2/0Lindsay Carter 87/60 44 6 9 21 1 3 4/0Danielle Cygan 74/49 44 7 7 21 4 3 1/0Ashley Enser 76/76 41 6 9 21 0 0 4/0Stacey Lucas 81/41 53 8 5 21 3 3 5/0Mandy Smith 73/46 98 6 9 21 1 1 4/0Autumn Harris 62/54 59 7 4 18 0 1 0/0Jackie Tamerlano 84/77 79 7 4 18 2 2 1/0Katelyn Turner 54/4 46 7 4 18 1 1 7/0Colleen Kordan 83/79 43 5 7 17 2 2 6/0Kristin McDonald 72/6 26 6 4 16 0 1 0/0Susan Wallace 66/23 30 6 4 16 2 1 1/0Nikki Pucillo 83/55 48 2 11 15 1 1 1/0Brianne Eisenhard 80/59 76 5 4 14 2 2 7/0Desiree Erb 38/16 41 5 4 14 1 3 2/0Meagan Moran 50/24 44 4 6 14 1 3 0/0Jamie Eshleman 61/17 37 5 3 13 1 0 1/0Kerry McKee 18/14 37 4 5 13 3 0 0/0Tiernay Tilford 83/52 44 2 9 13 0 1 3/0Molly Bremen 84/45 28 3 6 12 0 1 3/0Keeley Dayton 64/44 29 2 8 12 0 1 2/0Madeline Wideman 20/20 26 3 5 11 0 2 2/0Beth Rieman 86/79 63 3 5 11 1 1 0/0Carrie Richards 45/13 13 3 5 11 0 2 0/0Alicia Almond 67/41 26 3 4 10 0 1 1/0Cari Combs 18/18 24 2 6 10 1 0 0/0Faith Juillerat 53/4 29 4 2 10 1 0 0/0Paige Suhay 17/15 22 3 4 10 0 2 1/0Sarah VonderBrink 34/16 20 3 3 9 2 0 1/0Stefanie Sizemore 18/17 33 1 7 9 0 2 0/0Leah Johnson 40/40 13 2 4 8 0 1 0/0Samantha Bland 80/77 46 3 2 8 1 2 4/0Keely Chandler 35/10 10 4 0 8 2 0 0/0Leslie Hepfinger 68/59 38 2 4 8 2 0 3/0Annmarie Aparo 36/13 20 2 3 7 0 1 0/0Emily Graham 18/18 49 1 5 7 1 1 0/0Michelle Hoyng 36/23 17 0 7 7 0 0 0/0Leslie Dawley 18/6 15 0 6 6 0 4 0/0Leah Rosner 16/2 6 2 2 6 0 0 0/0Megan Rapp 61/18 10 1 3 5 0 1 0/0Tracy Togba 18/3 5 2 0 4 1 0 0/0Jenny Berlovan 75/43 7 0 4 4 0 1 1/0Erin Incorvaia 21/1 7 2 0 4 0 0 0/0Kaitlyn Kobe 68/44 16 0 4 4 0 1 2/0Carolyn Nesline 37/8 22 1 2 4 0 0 0/0Jen Czapka 52/13 23 0 3 3 0 0 0/0Melissa Galitz 14/8 9 0 3 3 0 2 1/0Natalie Sampiller 69/61 20 0 3 3 0 1 2/0Mackenzie Williams 27/12 11 1 1 3 1 0 0/0Emily Rothwell 26/15 2 0 2 2 0 1 2/0Leslie Buse 22/4 6 0 2 2 0 0 0/0

Michelle Lisy

Britt Anderson

Julie Trundle

Tracy Gleixner

Janice Mentrup

Samantha Meister

Jill Conover

Kristy Coppes

Corbie Yee

Alyssa Zuccaro


Stephanie Heller


PLAYER MP/MS Shots Goals Assists Points MWG MWA YC/RCSusan Hunter 78/57 7 0 2 2 0 1 0/0Emily McCracken 21/2 14 0 2 2 0 0 0/0Emily Merritt 1/0 2 1 0 2 0 0 0/0Jessica Sadler 10/2 2 1 0 2 0 0 0/0Rachel Short 9/0 5 1 0 2 0 0 1/0Kayleigh Zajaros 18/8 18 1 0 2 1 0 1/0Morgan Burgner 13/2 8 0 1 1 0 0 1/0Alyssa Carmack 19/17 0 0 1 1 0 1 0/0Kaitlyn Tobin 13/3 2 0 1 1 0 0 0/0Alexa Arsenault 71/68 0 0 1 1 0 1 1/0Janie Babich 65/46 12 0 1 1 0 1 0/0Amanda Campbell 8/0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0/0Libby Christensen 14/4 8 0 1 1 0 0 0/0Rachel Clark 16/8 7 0 1 1 0 0 0/0Meredith Davis 49/13 3 0 1 1 0 1 2/0Erika Flanders 78/78 0 0 1 1 0 0 1/0Kasey Freeman 75/70 19 0 1 1 0 0 6/0Christa Garver 9/0 3 0 1 1 0 0 0/0Kelsey Kovacs 35/12 17 0 1 1 0 0 3/0Sara Leary 15/5 3 0 1 1 0 0 0/0Karie Sahly 28/24 5 0 1 1 0 1 1/0Kristy Wolter 3/0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0/0Laura Arnold 11/6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Courtney Beinlich 17/3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Kylie Briem 3/2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Ivi Casagrande 15/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Jenny Fowler 19/15 1 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Brittany Hopkins 10/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Becca Ison 7/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Ashley Miller 16/2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Kailey Paszko 11/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Melissa Zeigler 10/5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Kelly Archiable 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Amie Bannister 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Ashley Beel 3/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Karen Brown 7/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Sara Carrasquillo 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Lisa Chalupa 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Matti Chappelle 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Denise Cygan 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Renae Dietrich 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Michelle Dorman 5/0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Lindsay Enser 19/17 6 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Allie Failor 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Sarah Gawel 16/11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Kit Gazley 14/11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Adrienne Graessle 7/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Sarah Haferkamp 8/3 6 0 0 0 0 0 2/0Tiffany Hansen 17/14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Laura Harvey 11/6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Jenifer Kernahan 11/3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Katie Kirkhoff 4/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Lynette Lasanen 11/7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Lauren Livingston 9/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Sarah Marchant 7/3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Samantha Martinez 2/2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1/0Jenny Matson 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Amy McIlwain 11/5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Hannah Merritt 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Kylene Newell 5/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Liz Robarge 15/6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Rachael Ross 50/6 9 0 0 0 0 0 1/0Ali Shingler 70/65 0 0 0 0 0 0 1/0Kelly Thompson 5/0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Simone Toney 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Heidi Williams 14/8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0/0Christy Zabek 27/15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0

BGSU Totals 293 3804 433 ^ 514 1380 121 ^ 140 146/3Opponent Totals 293 4409 493 424 1410 142 142/9^ includes ‘own goals’

Katie Piening

Lindsay Carter

Ashley WentzelKrista Shamblin

Leah Eggleton

Gina Rossi

Beth Wechsler

Katie Stephenson

Megan Amann



ALL-TIME BGSU/OPPONENT TOTALSShots on Goal: BGSU 1806, Opp’s 2161 • Fouls: BGSU 3356, Opp’s 3820.Offsides: BGSU 425, Opp’s 507 • Corner Kicks: BGSU 1360, Opp’s 1375.PKs: BG 18/21 (Kordan, Wechsler 4/4; Da. Cygan 2/2; Shamblin, Stephenson 1/1; A. Enser, Trundle 3/4; Lisy 0/1), Opp’s 8/18.

INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPINGGOALKEEPER (MP/MS) Minutes SOGF Saves GA GAA SHO RecordErika Flanders (78/78) 7084:22 597 473 124 1.58 17 34-38-6Alexa Arsenault (71/68) 6221:30 411 338 73 1.06 23 27-27-14Ali Shingler (70/65) 5895:27 438 334 104 1.59 16 29-29-7Christy Zabek (27/15) 1614:27 94 74 20 1.11 6 8-7-0Tiffany Hansen (17/14) 1168:41 87 61 26 2.00 5 5-9-0Sarah Gawel (16/11) 1061:37 109 75 34 2.88 1 3-6-1Kit Gazley (14/11) 944:26 100 76 24 2.29 0 6-7-0Michelle Lisy (13/8) 832:03 77 55 22 2.38 2 2-4-1Lynette Lasanen (11/7) 629:41 67 49 18 2.57 0 0-5-0Laura Arnold (11/6) 541:45 45 31 14 2.33 0 1-3-0Jenifer Kernahan (11/3) 487:43 47 39 8 1.48 0 1-2-0Sarah Marchant (7/3) 334:32 26 15 11 2.96 0 3-1-0Becca Ison (7/1) 306:09 24 18 6 1.76 0 0-3-0Samantha Martinez (2/2) 135:00 10 7 3 2.00 0 2-0-0Ashley Beel (3/1) 134:24 12 6 6 4.02 0 0-1-0Allie Failor (1/0) 10:25 0 0 0 0.00 0 0-0-0Beth Wechsler (1/0) 3:34 1 1 0 0.00 0 0-0-1Mandy Smith (1/0) 0:28 0 0 0 0.00 0 0-0-0

BGSU Totals 25497:41 2028 1573 455 1.61 79& 117-130-26Opponent Totals 25497:41 1743 1334 409 1.44 87 130-117-26& Individual totals do not include combined shutouts – Lasanen and Gazley combined on three shutouts in 1997; Gawel and Marchant combined on one in 1998, Shingler and Kerna-han combined on one in 2003; Shingler and Zabek combined on two in 2005; Arsenault and Zabek combined on three in 2008; Arsenault and Ison combined on two in 2009; Arnold and Arsenault combined on one in 2010• BGSU/Opponent offsides totals do not include the Georgia or ECU matches from 1999 • Foul totals do not include the 2000 Central Michigan match • BGSU/Opponent save totals include ‘team saves’ (shots blocked off the line by defender, etc.)

Alexa Arsenault

Erika Flanders

Christy Zabek

Ali Shingler

Tiffany Hansen

Erika Flanders (above), Alexa Arsenault (below) and Ali Shingler (right) hold nearly all of BGSU’s goalkeeping records


INDIVIDUAL RECORDSMATCHES PLAYEDSEASON 24 Molly Bremen, 2004 24 Nikki Pucillo, 2004 24 Natalie Sampiller, 2004 24 Julie Trundle, 2004 23 19 timesCAREER 90 Julie Trundle, 2002-05 87 Lindsay Carter, 2003-06 87 Ashley Wentzel, 2002-05 87 Kristy Coppes, 2001-04 86 Beth Rieman, 2001-04 85 Britt Anderson, 2002-05 84 Jackie Tamerlano, 2007-10 84 Molly Bremen, 2002-05 83 Katie Stephenson, 2007-10 83 Colleen Kordan, 2006-09 83 Corbie Yee, 2005-08 83 Tiernay Tilford, 2004-07 83 Nikki Pucillo, 2001-04 81 Stacey Lucas, 2006-09 80 Five timesCONSECUTIVE 87 Kristy Coppes, 2001-04 84 Jackie Tamerlano, 2007-10 79 Katie Stephenson, 2007-10 78 Janice Mentrup, 1997-2000Longest Active Streaks: 62 Megan Amann 54 Alyssa Zuccaro 21 Emily Rothwell 20 Madeline Wideman

MATCHES STARTEDSEASON 23 Nine times (Samantha Meister, Julie Trundle, Ashley Wen-tzel, Ali Shingler, 2005; Natalie Sampiller, Julie Trundle, 2004; Kasey Freeman, Samantha Meister, Beth Rieman, 2003)CAREER 87 Julie Trundle, 2002-05 79 Colleen Kordan, 2006-09 79 Beth Rieman, 2001-04 78 Erika Flanders, 1999-2002 78 Janice Mentrup, 1997-2000 77 Jackie Tamerlano, 2007-10 77 Samantha Bland, 2006-09 77 Kristy Coppes, 2001-04 77 Beth Wechsler, 1998-2001 76 Ashley Enser, 1997-2000 70 Samantha Meister, 2002-05 70 Kasey Freeman, 2000-03 68 Alexa Arsenault, 2007-10CONSECUTIVE 78 Janice Mentrup, 1997-2000 76 Ashley Enser, 1997-2000Longest Active Streaks: 52 Alyssa Zuccaro 31 Leah Johnson * 20 Madeline Wideman * missed 2010 season due to injury

GOALSMATCH 6 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/04 4 Samantha Meister at Northern Ill., 10/12/03 3 Krista Shamblin at Robert Morris, 10/31/97 3 Tracy Gleixner at Detroit, 10/27/98 3 Kristy Coppes vs. Youngstown St., 10/3/01 3 Kristy Coppes vs. Detroit, 9/4/02 3 Kristy Coppes vs. Western Mich., 11/5/04 3 Alyssa Zuccaro vs. Buffalo, 9/24/10 2 32 timesSEASON 18 Kristy Coppes, 2004 12 Tracy Gleixner, 1998 12 Kristy Coppes, 2001 12 Kristy Coppes, 2002CAREER 52 Kristy Coppes, 2001-04 28 Samantha Meister, 2002-05 20 Jill Conover, 1999-2002 20 Tracy Gleixner, 1998-2002 19 Corbie Yee, 2005-08 18 Michelle Lisy, 1997-2000 16 Britt Anderson, 2002-05 15 Alyssa Zuccaro, 2008-SA 12 Julie Trundle, 2002-05 10 Stephanie Heller, 1997-2000 10 Krista Shamblin, 1997-98 10 Gina Rossi, 2004-08CONSECUTIVE MATCHES 5 Samantha Meister, 10/11-25/02 4 Tracy Gleixner, 10/1/98-10/16/98 4 Kristy Coppes, 9/7/01-9/21/01EARLIEST GOAL, START OF MATCH 0:19 Corbie Yee at Xavier, 9/21/08 1:00 Jill Conover at Northern Illinois, 9/18/99 1:40 Britt Anderson vs. Valparaiso, 10/18/02 2:58 Michelle Lisy vs. Central Mich., 10/1/98 3:02 Nikki Pucillo vs. Western Mich., 10/25/02 3:08 Molly Bremen at Eastern Mich., 9/26/04 3:09 Colleen Kordan vs. Marshall, 9/14/08

Kristy Coppes (top) and Samantha Meister rank first and second, respectively, on the BGSU career scoring list

Nikki Pucillo

FALCON WOMEN’S SOCCER RECORDS


3:17 Britt Anderson vs. Cleveland State, 9/16/05 3:30 own goal vs. Buffalo, 10/16/05 3:52 Autumn Harris at Western Mich., 10/5/97 4:15 Kristy Coppes vs. Western Mich., 11/5/04 4:53 Alyssa Zuccaro vs. Indiana State, 8/28/09EARLIEST GOAL, START OF HALF 0:19 Corbie Yee at Xavier, 9/21/08 (1st) 0:22 Jamie Eshleman vs. Kent, 10/17/97 (2nd) 0:22 Kristy Coppes at CMU, 10/11/02 (2nd) 0:26 Katelyn Turner vs. Xavier, 8/29/10 (2nd) 0:29 Britt Anderson vs. Cleve. St., 9/16/05 (2nd) 0:42 Annmarie Aparo vs. Rob’t Morris, 9/6/98 (2nd) 0:45 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/04 (2nd) 0:58 Jill Conover vs. Pittsburgh, 9/13/02 (2nd) 1:00 Jill Conover at Northern Ill., 9/18/99 (1st) 1:15 Colleen Kordan vs. WMU, 11/2/08 (2nd) 1:32 Kristy Coppes vs. Detroit, 9/4/02 (2nd) 1:37 Beth Wechsler vs. Western Ill., 9/5/98 (2nd)LATEST GOAL108:52 Britt Anderson at Kent State, 11/2/04108:22 Tracy Gleixner at Eastern Mich., 9/24/00106:48 Brianne Eisenhard vs. Toledo, 10/26/06105:38 Kayleigh Zajaros vs. Xavier, 9/1/06105:20 Julie Trundle vs. Buffalo, 11/6/02104:53 Corbie Yee vs. Ohio, 10/26/07101:50 Katie Stephenson at Miami, 10/21/07101:32 Corbie Yee vs. Ball State, 10/10/08 99:46 Michelle Lisy vs. Michigan State, 8/27/99 99:14 Samantha Meister at Northern Ill., 10/12/03 99:03 Leah Eggleton vs. Eastern Illinois, 9/11/05 98:45 Samantha Meister at Marshall, 10/26/03 96:43 Kerry McKee at Kent, 8/29/97LATEST GOAL IN REGULATION90:00 Faith Juillerat at Kent State, 10/12/0789:54 Julie Trundle at East. Mich., 10/13/0289:53 Meagan Moran at Youngstown St., 9/23/0789:37 Meagan Moran at Toledo, 11/1/0789:16 Ashley Wentzel vs. Akron, 9/19/0389:13 Samantha Bland vs. East. Mich., 10/22/06LATEST GOAL, FIRST HALF44:59 Danielle Cygan vs. Northern Ill., 9/22/06

Jill Conover

FASTEST TWO GOALS 0:17 Tracy Gleixner at Detroit, 10/27/98 1:10 Kristy Coppes vs. Detroit, 9/4/02 1:21 Meagan Moran at Toledo, 11/1/07 2:06 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/04 2:07 Kristy Coppes vs. Western Mich., 10/25/02 2:52 Michelle Lisy at Marshall, 10/10/99 3:52 Kristy Coppes at Miami, 10/5/03 4:45 Erin Incorvaia vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 4:46 Kristy Coppes vs. Detroit, 9/4/02 5:35 Samantha Meister at Northern Ill., 10/12/03 6:18 Kristy Coppes vs. Youngstown St., 10/3/01FASTEST THREE GOALS 5:56 Kristy Coppes vs. Detroit, 9/4/0211:17 Tracy Gleixner at Detroit, 10/27/9818:50 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/0421:07 Samantha Meister at Northern Ill., 10/12/0326:49 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/0438:44 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/0442:31 Krista Shamblin at Robert Morris, 10/31/97FASTEST FOUR GOALS34:36 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/0446:31 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/0455:28 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/0459:05 Samantha Meister at Northern Ill., 10/12/03FASTEST FIVE GOALS57:34 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/0471:14 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/04FASTEST SIX GOALS73:20 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/04

MATCH-WINNING GOALSSEASON 6 Kristy Coppes, 2004 4 Kristy Coppes, 2002 3 Kerry McKee, 1997 3 Tracy Gleixner, 1998 3 Jill Conover, 2000 3 Kristy Coppes, 2003 3 Samantha Meister, 2003 3 Samantha Meister, 2005 3 Corbie Yee, 2007 3 Alyssa Zuccaro, 2008CAREER14 Kristy Coppes, 2001-04 9 Corbie Yee, 2005-08 8 Samantha Meister, 2002-05 7 Jill Conover, 1999-2002 5 Tracy Gleixner, 1998-2002 5 Britt Anderson, 2002-05 5 Julie Trundle, 2002-05

ASSISTSMATCH 3 Julie Trundle at Northern Illinois, 9/23/05 3 Britt Anderson vs. Duquesne, 8/27/04 3 Jill Conover vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 3 Nikki Pucillo vs. Youngstown St., 10/3/01 3 Kerry McKee vs. Youngstown St., 11/2/97 3 Paige Suhay vs. Youngstown State, 11/2/97 2 37 times

Ashley Wentzel


The Falcons celebrate after Julie Trundle’s overtime winner against Buffalo in the quarter-final round of the 2002 MAC Tournament


SEASON10 Julie Trundle, 2005 9 Leah Eggleton, 2004 9 Jill Conover, 2000 8 Megan Amann, 2008 8 Julie Trundle, 2004 8 Julie Trundle, 2002 8 Jill Conover, 1999 7 Britt Anderson, 2005 7 Julie Trundle, 2003 7 Janice Mentrup, 2000 7 Michelle Hoyng, 1998 7 Stefanie Sizemore, 1997CAREER33 Julie Trundle, 2002-0525 Jill Conover, 1999-200223 Janice Mentrup, 1997-200018 Megan Amann, 2008-SA18 Leah Eggleton, 2002-0517 Britt Anderson, 2002-0517 Samantha Meister, 2002-0516 Beth Wechsler, 1998-200116 Ashley Wentzel, 2002-0513 Corbie Yee, 2005-0812 Michelle Lisy, 1997-200011 Katie Piening, 2001-0411 Nikki Pucillo, 2001-04CONSECUTIVE MATCHES 5 Julie Trundle, 10/18/02-11/1/02 4 Leah Eggleton, 9/26/04-10/8/04 4 Leslie Dawley, 10/13/02-10/25/02 3 Six times

MATCH-WINNING ASSISTSSEASON 4 Jill Conover, 2000 4 Leslie Dawley, 2002 4 Julie Trundle, 2005 3 Megan Amann, 2008 3 Julie Trundle, 2004 3 Julie Trundle, 2003 3 Stephanie Heller, 1998CAREER12 Julie Trundle, 2002-05 8 Jill Conover, 1999-2002 6 Megan Amann, 2008-SA 5 Britt Anderson, 2002-05 5 Leah Eggleton, 2002-05 5 Stephanie Heller, 1997-2000 5 Katie Stephenson, 2007-10 5 Corbie Yee, 2005-08 4 Leslie Dawley, 2002 4 Samantha Meister, 2002-05 4 Janice Mentrup, 1997-2000 4 Beth Wechsler, 1998-2001

POINTSMATCH12 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/04 8 Samantha Meister at Northern Ill., 10/12/03 7 Jill Conover vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 7 Kristy Coppes vs. Youngstown St., 10/3/01 7 Kerry McKee vs. Youngstown St., 11/2/97 6 Alyssa Zuccaro vs. Buffalo, 9/24/10 6 Kristy Coppes vs. Western Mich., 11/5/04

Above: Kasey FreemanBelow: Beth Wechsler

6 Kristy Coppes vs. Detroit, 9/4/02 6 Tracy Gleixner at Detroit, 10/27/98 6 Krista Shamblin at Robert Morris, 10/31/97 5 Alyssa Zuccaro at Indiana State, 9/19/10 5 Kristy Coppes vs. Western Mich., 10/25/02 5 Susan Wallace vs. Valparaiso, 8/29/99 5 Tracy Gleixner vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 5 Paige Suhay vs. Youngstown State, 11/2/97SEASON 38 Kristy Coppes, 2004 29 Tracy Gleixner, 1998 26 Samantha Meister, 2003 26 Kristy Coppes, 2002 26 Kristy Coppes, 2001 22 Alyssa Zuccaro, 2010 22 Samantha Meister, 2005 21 Kristy Coppes, 2003 21 Jill Conover, 2000 20 Jill Conover, 1999 19 Michelle Lisy, 1999 18 Julie Trundle, 2002CAREER111 Kristy Coppes, 2001-04 73 Samantha Meister, 2002-05 65 Jill Conover, 1999-2002 57 Julie Trundle, 2002-05 51 Corbie Yee, 2005-08 49 Britt Anderson, 2002-05 48 Tracy Gleixner, 1998-2002 48 Michelle Lisy, 1997-2000 40 Alyssa Zuccaro, 2008-SA 37 Janice Mentrup, 1997-2000 32 Beth Wechsler, 1998-2001 29 Stephanie Heller, 1997-2000 28 Leah Eggleton, 2002-05 27 Katie Stephenson, 2007-10

Molly Bremen



Left: Ali Shingler congratulates Erika Flanders after a MAC Tournament win.

CONSECUTIVE MATCHES 7 Julie Trundle, 10/13/02-11/6/02 5 Samantha Meister, 10/11/02-10/25/02 4 Alyssa Zuccaro, 9/19/10-10/1/10 4 Corbie Yee, 9/12/08-9/21/08 4 Julie Trundle, 10/16/05-10/28/05 4 Molly Bremen, 9/26/04-10/8/04 4 Leah Eggleton, 9/26/04-10/8/04 4 Leslie Dawley, 10/13/02-10/25/02 4 Kristy Coppes, 10/7/01-10/21/01 4 Tracy Gleixner, 10/1/98-10/16/98 4 Krista Shamblin, 9/17/98-9/27/98

SHOT ATTEMPTSMATCH 11 Kristy Coppes vs. Western Mich., 10/25/02 11 Janice Mentrup vs. Niagara, 9/12/99 10 Emily Graham at Kent, 8/29/97 9 Kristy Coppes at Buffalo, 10/17/04 9 Kristy Coppes vs. Duquesne, 8/27/04 9 Katie Piening vs. Akron, 10/5/01 9 Autumn Harris vs. Niagara, 9/12/99 9 Tracy Gleixner at Detroit, 10/27/98SEASON 74 Kristy Coppes, 2004 58 Corbie Yee, 2007 55 Samantha Meister, 2004 52 Britt Anderson, 2005 50 Samantha Meister, 2003 50 Michelle Lisy, 1999 49 Tracy Gleixner, 1998 49 Janice Mentrup, 1998 49 Emily Graham, 1997CAREER188 Kristy Coppes, 2001-04181 Samantha Meister, 2002-05176 Janice Mentrup, 1997-2000166 Corbie Yee, 2005-08162 Britt Anderson, 2002-05122 Alyssa Zuccaro, 2008-SA116 Jill Conover, 1999-2002100 Michelle Lisy, 1997-2000100 Julie Trundle, 2002-05 98 Mandy Smith, 1998-2001 96 Katie Stephenson, 2007-10 96 Beth Wechsler, 1998-2001 96 Stephanie Heller, 1997-2000

GOALKEEPING RECORDSMATCHES PLAYEDSEASON 23 Ali Shingler, 2005 22 Alexa Arsenault, 2008 22 Ali Shingler, 2003 22 Erika Flanders, 2002 21 Ali Shingler, 2004 20 Erika Flanders, 2000 19 Erika Flanders, 2001 18 Alexa Arsenault, 2009 17 Alexa Arsenault, 2010 17 Erika Flanders, 1999CAREER 78 Erika Flanders, 1999-2002 71 Alexa Arsenault, 2007-10

70 Ali Shingler, 2001-05 27 Christy Zabek, 2005-08 17 Tiffany Hansen, 2006-07 16 Sarah Gawel, 1998-99 14 Kit Gazley, 1997 13 Michelle Lisy, 1997-2000

MATCHES STARTEDSEASON 23 Ali Shingler, 2005 22 Alexa Arsenault, 2008 22 Erika Flanders, 2002 21 Ali Shingler, 2004 21 Ali Shingler, 2003 20 Erika Flanders, 2000 19 Erika Flanders, 2001 17 Alexa Arsenault, 2009 17 Erika Flanders, 1999CAREER 78 Erika Flanders, 1999-2002 68 Alexa Arsenault, 2007-10 65 Ali Shingler, 2001-05 15 Christy Zabek, 2005-08 14 Tiffany Hansen, 2006-07 11 Sarah Gawel, 1998-99 11 Kit Gazley, 1997 8 Michelle Lisy, 1997-2000 Above: Julie Trundle

Below: Janice Mentrup



MINUTES PLAYEDMATCH 120:00 Michelle Lisy vs. Kent, 9/27/98 120:00 Michelle Lisy vs. Northern Ill., 11/6/98 120:00 Erika Flanders at Ball State, 10/1/99 120:00 Sarah Gawel at Ohio, 10/8/99 120:00 Erika Flanders at Buffalo, 10/20/00 120:00 Erika Flanders at Michigan St., 9/2/01 120:00 Erika Flanders vs. Toledo, 9/9/01SEASON 2052:44 Ali Shingler, 2005 2040:18 Erika Flanders, 2002 1979:05 Alexa Arsenault, 2008 1897:13 Ali Shingler, 2003 1858:03 Ali Shingler, 2004 1834:23 Erika Flanders, 2000 1692:05 Erika Flanders, 2001 1518:31 Alexa Arsenault, 2010 1517:36 Erika Flanders, 1999CAREER 7084:22 Erika Flanders, 1999-2002 6221:30 Alexa Arsenault, 2007-10 5895:27 Ali Shingler, 2001-05 1614:27 Christy Zabek, 2005-08 1061:37 Sarah Gawel, 1998-99 1168:41 Tiffany Hansen, 2006-07 944:26 Kit Gazley, 1997CONSECUTIVE MINUTES PLAYED 2040:18 Erika Flanders (9/1/02-11/8/02) 1802:55 Ali Shingler (10/3/04-9/16/05) 1541:07 Erika Flanders (10/8/00-9/21/01) 1348:20 Alexa Arsenault (10/7/07-8/31/08) 1185:36 Alexa Arsenault (9/14/08-10/26/08) 796:15 Alexa Arsenault (10/3/10-10/28/10) 750:00 Erika Flanders (9/3/99-10/3/99) 731:46 Ali Shingler (10/17/03-11/9/03) 670:00 Ali Shingler (10/21/05-11/11/05) 612:16 Alexa Arsenault (9/10/10-10/1/10) 607:13 Christy Zabek (10/8/06-10/29/06) 581:57 Ali Shingler (9/5/04-9/26/04) 550:49 Alexa Arsenault (10/9/09-10/25/09) 528:49 Erika Flanders (9/9/00-9/29/00)

SHOTS ON GOAL FACEDMATCH 18 Erika Flanders at Michigan State, 9/2/01 17 Lynette Lasanen at West Virginia, 10/1/97SEASON 165 Erika Flanders, 2002 160 Erika Flanders, 2001 154 Ali Shingler, 2003 146 Erika Flanders, 2000 141 Ali Shingler, 2004 139 Ali Shingler, 2005 128 Alexa Arsenault, 2008 126 Erika Flanders, 1999CAREER 597 Erika Flanders, 1999-2002 438 Ali Shingler, 2001-05 411 Alexa Arsenault, 2007-10 109 Sarah Gawel, 1998-99 100 Kit Gazley, 1997

SAVESMATCH 17 Erika Flanders at Michigan State, 9/2/01 14 Erika Flanders vs. Ohio State, 10/27/99 13 Lynette Lasanen at West Virginia, 10/1/97 13 Michelle Lisy at Eastern Michigan, 11/3/98 13 Erika Flanders vs. Buffalo, 9/23/01SEASON137 Erika Flanders, 2002127 Erika Flanders, 2001118 Erika Flanders, 2000113 Alexa Arsenault, 2008111 Ali Shingler, 2004111 Ali Shingler, 2003109 Ali Shingler, 2005 91 Erika Flanders, 1999 88 Alexa Arsenault, 2010CAREER473 Erika Flanders, 1999-2002338 Alexa Arsenault, 2007-10334 Ali Shingler, 2001-05

Above: Beth RiemanBelow: Stephanie Heller


Brianne Eisenhard Tiffany Hansen


76 Kit Gazley, 1997 75 Sarah Gawel, 1998-99 74 Christy Zabek, 2005-08

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGESEASON (MIN. 800 MINUTES) 0.67 Christy Zabek, 2006 0.68 Alexa Arsenault, 2008 0.82 Alexa Arsenault, 2007 1.24 Erika Flanders, 2002 1.28 Alexa Arsenault, 2009 1.32 Ali Shingler, 2005 1.37 Erika Flanders, 2000 1.45 Ali Shingler, 2004 1.54 Alexa Arsenault, 2010 1.74 Tiffany Hansen, 2006 1.76 Erika Flanders, 2001CAREER (MIN. 1500 MINUTES) 1.06 Alexa Arsenault, 2007-10 1.11 Christy Zabek, 2005-08 1.58 Erika Flanders, 1999-2002 1.59 Ali Shingler, 2001-05

SAVES PERCENTAGESEASON (MIN. 800 MINUTES) .883 Alexa Arsenault, 2008 .854 Christy Zabek, 2006 .840 Alexa Arsenault, 2007 .830 Erika Flanders, 2002 .808 Erika Flanders, 2000 .794 Erika Flanders, 2001 .787 Ali Shingler, 2004 .787 Alexa Arsenault, 2009 .784 Ali Shingler, 2005 .772 Alexa Arsenault, 2010CAREER (MIN. 1500 MINUTES) .822 Alexa Arsenault, 2007-10 .792 Erika Flanders, 1999-2002 .787 Christy Zabek, 2005-08 .763 Ali Shingler, 2001-05

VICTORIESSEASON 14 Ali Shingler, 2005 12 Alexa Arsenault, 2008 12 Erika Flanders, 2002 10 Erika Flanders, 2000 8 Ali Shingler, 2004 7 Alexa Arsenault, 2007 7 Ali Shingler, 2003 7 Erika Flanders, 2001 6 Kit Gazley, 1997 5 Tiffany Hansen, 2006 5 Christy Zabek, 2006 5 Erika Flanders, 1999CAREER 34 Erika Flanders, 1999-2002 29 Ali Shingler, 2001-05 27 Alexa Arsenault, 2007-10 8 Christy Zabek, 2005-08 6 Kit Gazley, 1997

SHUTOUTS (COMPLETE-MATCH)SEASON11 Alexa Arsenault, 2008 7 Ali Shingler, 2005 7 Erika Flanders, 2002 6 Alexa Arsenault, 2007 5 Tiffany Hansen, 2006 5 Christy Zabek, 2006 5 Ali Shingler, 2004 4 Ali Shingler, 2003 4 Erika Flanders, 2001 4 Erika Flanders, 2000CAREER23 Alexa Arsenault, 2007-1017 Erika Flanders, 1999-200216 Ali Shingler, 2001-05 6 Christy Zabek, 2005-08 5 Tiffany Hansen, 2006-07 2 Michelle Lisy, 1997-2000CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES 606:31 Alexa Arsenault, 9/26/08-10/17/08 544:48 Christy Zabek, 9/16/05-10/20/06 432:19 Ali Shingler, 10/2/05-10/21/05 397:40 Ali Shingler, 10/28/05-11/11/05 380:34 Alexa Arsenault, 9/7/08-9/26/08 346:56 Alexa Arsenault, 10/21/07-11/1/07 340:24 Erika Flanders, 9/27/02-10/6/02 268:02 Ali Shingler, 9/26/04-10/10/04 266:55 Erika Flanders, 9/30/01-10/9/01 256:52 Alexa Arsenault, 10/30/08-11/7/08CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES TO BEGIN COLLEGIATE CAREER 544:48 Christy Zabek, 9/16/05-10/20/06

Ashley EnserBelow: Tiernay Tilford

Leslie Hepfinger



TEAM RECORDSSINGLE MATCHMOST GOALS10 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 9 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 7 vs. Tennessee Tech, 9/12/08 7 vs. Duquesne, 8/27/04 7 vs. Western Michigan, 10/25/02 7 vs. Youngstown State, 11/2/97MOST GOALS, HALF 5 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 (first) 5 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 (second) 5 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 (first) 5 vs. Youngstown State, 11/2/97 (first) 4 10 timesFASTEST TWO GOALS 0:17 at Detroit, 10/27/98 (Gleixner, Gleixner) 0:18 vs. Youngstown St., 10/3/01 (Piening, Conover) 0:19 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 (Shamblin, Gleixner) 0:39 vs. Valparaiso, 8/29/99 (Harris, Conover) 0:48 vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 9/7/97 (Heller, Suhay) 0:50 vs. Youngstown St., 11/2/97 (Suhay, Short)FASTEST THREE GOALS 1:42 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 (Erb, Shamblin, Gleixner) 2:09 vs. Youngstown State, 11/2/97 (McKee, Suhay, Short) 3:04 vs. Detroit, 9/4/02 (Coppes, Coppes, Wallace) 4:41 vs. Western Illinois, 9/5/98 (Wechsler, Harris, Combs) 4:45 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 (Incorvaia, Harris, Incorvaia)FASTEST FOUR GOALS 7:50 vs. Detroit, 9/4/02 (Coppes, Coppes, Coppes, Wallace) 9:48 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 (Smith, Coppes, Piening, Conover)10:39 vs. Tennessee Tech, 9/12/08 (Tamerlano, Kordan, Yee, Turner)10:58 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 (Erb, Shamblin, Gleixner, Shamblin)

Top to bottom: Michelle Lisy, Danielle Cygan and Carrie Richards

11:48 vs. Youngstown State, 11/2/97 (McKee, McKee, Suhay, Short)FASTEST FIVE GOALS13:05 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 (Coppes, Smith, Coppes, Piening, Conover)16:49 vs. Youngstown State, 11/2/9718:12 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/9820:25 vs. Detroit, 9/4/0225:00 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98FASTEST SIX GOALS32:14 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/9838:20 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/0142:35 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/0143:26 vs. Tennessee Tech, 9/12/0846:22 vs. Tennessee Tech, 9/12/08FASTEST SEVEN GOALS45:52 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/0147:16 vs. Tennessee Tech, 9/12/0849:30 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/9849:37 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/9851:25 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01FASTEST EIGHT GOALS51:00 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/9854:42 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/0163:16 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/0163:32 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98FASTEST NINE GOALS65:02 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/9866:33 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/0167:56 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01FASTEST 10 GOALS71:13 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 9 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 7 vs. Tennessee Tech, 9/12/08 7 vs. Western Michigan, 10/25/02 7 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 6 vs. Cleveland State, 9/16/05 5 vs. Youngstown State, 11/2/97 5 vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 9/7/97MOST GOALS ALLOWED 7 at Oakland, 10/12/98 6 Seven times

LESLIE ANN DAWLEY1984-2002

On Nov. 5, 2002, Leslie Ann Dawley collapsed during the Falcons’ MAC Tournament match vs. Buffalo and later passed away. Dawley, a freshman on that ‘02 team, was part of a BGSU wom-en’s soccer signing class that went on to capture the 2004 and 2005 MAC Tourna-ment titles. She was and is an important part of the program, and was honored along with the rest of her class on Senior Day at Cochrane Field in 2005.



MOST GOALS ALLOWED, HALF 5 at Eastern Michigan, 10/1/10 (2nd) 5 vs. Detroit, 10/20/99 (2nd) 5 vs. West Virginia, 9/9/98 (2nd) 5 at Indiana, 9/12/97 (2nd)LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT 6 vs. Detroit, 10/20/99 6 at Oakland, 10/12/98 6 vs. West Virginia, 9/9/98 6 vs. Northern Illinois, 9/14/97MOST ASSISTS 13 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 12 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 12 vs. Youngstown State, 11/2/97 7 five timesMOST POINTS 32 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 31 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 26 vs. Youngstown State, 11/2/97 21 vs. Duquesne, 8/27/04 21 vs. Western Michigan, 10/25/02MOST TOTAL SHOTS 46 vs. Niagara, 9/12/99 42 at Kent, 8/29/97 38 at Robert Morris, 10/31/97 36 at Cleveland State, 10/1/04 35 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 35 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98MOST SHOTS ON GOAL 23 at Cleveland State, 10/1/04 20 at Northern Illinois, 10/12/03 19 vs. Youngstown State, 10/3/01 19 vs. Robert Morris, 9/6/98 17 vs. Kent, 8/29/97 17 vs. Niagara, 9/12/99FEWEST TOTAL SHOTS 0 at Marquette, 8/25/06 2 vs. Michigan State, 9/1/02 2 at Indiana, 9/12/97

FEWEST SHOTS ON GOAL 0 at Toledo, 10/8/10 0 vs. West Virginia, 8/27/10 0 at Ohio State, 8/21/09 0 at Marquette, 8/25/06 0 at Ball State, 9/30/05 1 15 timesMOST OPPONENT TOTAL SHOTS 44 by Indiana, 9/12/97MOST OPPONENT SHOTS ON GOAL 21 by West Virginia, 9/9/98 19 by Indiana, 9/12/97FEWEST OPPONENT TOTAL SHOTS 1 by Miami, 10/8/04 2 by Detroit, 9/4/09 2 by Akron, 10/3/04 2 by Western Michigan, 11/3/00 3 by Detroit, 9/19/08 3 by Cleveland State, 9/16/05FEWEST OPPONENT SHOTS ON GOAL 0 by Miami, 10/8/04 1 seven times 2 11 times 3 16 timesMOST SAVES 17 at Michigan State, 9/2/01MOST CORNER KICKS 17 vs. Ohio, 9/17/04 17 vs. Western Illinois, 9/5/98MOST FOULS 29 vs. Michigan State, 10/29/97FEWEST FOULS 2 at Marquette, 8/25/06 3 four timesMOST OPPONENT FOULS 31 by Michigan State, 10/29/97FEWEST OPPONENT FOULS 1 by Western Illinois, 9/5/98


Jamie Eshleman

Autumn Harris

Mandy Smith

Natalie Sampiller


SEASON / ALL-TIMEMOST WINS 14, 2005 12, 2008 12, 2002FEWEST WINS 4, 2010 5, 1999 5, 2009HIGHEST WINNING PCT. .652 (14-7-2), 2005 .636 (12-6-4), 2008 .591 (12-8-2), 2002LOWEST WINNING PCT. .300 (4-12-4), 2010 .325 (5-12-3), 2009 .333 (6-12-0), 1997MOST LOSSES 12, five times (2010, 2009, 2004, 2003, 1997)FEWEST LOSSES 6, 2008 7, 2005 8, 2002MOST HOME WINS 8, 2008 7, 2006 7, 2005FEWEST HOME WINS 3, four times (2010, 2004, 2003, 2000)MOST ROAD WINS 6, 2005 6, 2002FEWEST ROAD WINS 1, three times (2010, 2009, 1999)CONSECUTIVE WINS 8, 10/2/05-10/28/05 5, 10/21/07-11/4/07 4, 9/12/08-9/21/08 3, nine timesCONSECUTIVE HOME WINS 7, 9/12/08-10/26/08


6, 9/11/05-10/16/05 4, 8/27/99-9/15/99CONSECUTIVE ROAD WINS 4, 10/2/05-10/28/05 3, 9/15/00-9/24/00CONSECUTIVE LOSSES 7, three timesCONSECUTIVE HOME LOSSES 10, 9/21/99-10/6/00CONSECUTIVE ROAD LOSSES 8, 9/3/97-10/11/97UNBEATEN STREAK11, 10/2/05-11/6/05 (9-0-2) 7, 10/21/07-11/11/08 (5-0-2) 6, 9/5/08-9/21/08 5, three timesHOME UNBEATEN STREAK11, 9/12/08-9/6/09 (10-0-1)10, 9/11/05-9/1/06 (8-0-2)CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES 606:31 (9/26/08-10/17/08) 445:03 (10/2/05-10/21/05) 425:34 (9/7/08-9/26/08) 397:40 (10/28/05-11/11/05) 346:56 (10/21/07-11/1/07) 340:24 (9/27/02-10/6/02) 288:51 (10/8/06-10/20/06) 266:51 (10/1/04-10/10/04) 266:33 (10/6/00-10/15/00) 259:08 (9/3/06-9/15/06)CONSEC. SHUTOUT MINUTES, HOME 946:02 (9/11/05-9/3/06) 687:50 (8/31/08-10/30/08)

ATTENDANCE RECORDSLARGEST HOME CROWD 700 vs. Buffalo, 11/6/02LARGEST ROAD CROWD 2,385 at Toledo, 9/20/97LARGEST NEUTRAL-SITE CROWD 1,530 vs. Michigan State, 11/11/05 (NCAA Tour-nament at Notre Dame, Ind.)

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Kristin McDonaldMegan Rapp

The 2011 senior class

The 2011 Falcons. Front row (left to right): Kailey Paszko, Hailey Yondo, Tracy Togba, Madeline Wideman, Leah Johnson, Courtney Beinlich, Brittany Hopkins, Alyssa Zuccaro, Megan Amann, Emily Rothwell, Morgan Burgner, Kaitlyn Tobin. Middle row: Lindsey Thompson, Ashley Miller, Ivi Casagrande, Sidney Huth, Becca Ison, Laura Arnold, Keara Lydon, Noel Luther, Ashley Garr, Kaylee Draper, Jenny Fowler. Back row: Assistant coach Jimmy Walker, trainer Mike Howell, Leslie Henny, Lindsey Adshade, Melissa Zeigler, Sarah VonderBrink, Alyssa Carmack, Kylie Briem, Amanda Nelson, Kenzie Schlemitz, assistant coach Kellie Evans, head coach Andy Richards.

THE 2011 FALCONS

The juniors (and redshirt sophomores)

The sophomores (plus a redshirt freshman or two)

The BGSU freshmen

AUGUSTFri. 19 atLoyola(Ill.)_______________________________7:00CTSun. 21 atIllinoisState______________________________1:00CTSun. 28 DETROIT__________________________________1:00

SEPTEMBERFri. 2 atClevelandState_______________________________7:00Sun. 4 NIAGARA _________________________________1:00Fri. 9 atMichiganState_______________________________2:30Sun. 11 atYoungstownState_____________________________1:00Fri. 16 IPFW_______________________________________5:00Sun. 18 VALPARAISO_____________________________1:00Fri. 23 atBuffalo*____________________________________7:45Sun. 25 atKentState* _________________________________1:00Fri. 30 TOLEDO*_________________________________4:00

OCTOBER Sun. 2 BALL STATE*_____________________________3:00Fri. 7 EASTERN MICHIGAN*__________________4:00Sun. 9 atCentralMichigan*____________________________1:00Fri. 14 atAkron*_____________________________________7:30Sun. 16 atOhio*______________________________________1:00Fri. 21 WESTERN MICHIGAN*_________________4:00Sun. 23 NORTHERN ILLINOIS* _________________1:00Thu. 27 atMiami* ____________________________________3:00Sun. 30 MACTournamentQuarterfinals(at campus sites)NOVEMBERFri. 4 MACTournamentSemifinals(at site of top remaining seed)Sun. 6 MACTournamentChampionship(at semifinal site)

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